February 2003
Intermediate to advanced
1440 pages
30h 42m
English
After defining all user-related information, you need to consider groups. Groups are often overlooked in the HP-UX environment until the system administrator finds that all his or her users are in the very same group, even though from an organizational standpoint, they are in different groups. Before I cover the groups in general, let's look at a file belonging to a user and the way access is defined for a file:
$ ll
-rwxr-x--x 1 marty users 120 Jul 26 10:20 sort
For every file on the system, HP-UX supports three classes of access:
User access (u). Access is granted to the owner of the file
Group access (g). Access is granted to members of the same group as the owner of the file
Other access (o). Access is granted ...
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