RE: [Jailkit-users] Writing from an non-jailed account to a jailed one.

[ddreggors]

This topic has been in-valuable as I have been fighting this problem as
well. I have another issue on this line of topic though. 

I have done as you suggested below but still when I upload a file to the
upload folder in the jailed user's home (I named it upload instead of
project1) I still have a slight issue. The file creation mode is set as
follows:

_rwxr_xr_x

Which does not give the group write permissions. I now have to manually
chmod to g+w to get the other non-jailed user who is also in the jailed
users group to have access to move this file and change permissions on it.
How can I permanently set the file creation mask to say 002  rather than
022?
 Thank you for your help in advance,

David Dreggors 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: address@hidden
> [mailto:address@hidden On Behalf
> Of Olivier Sessink
> Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 2:08 AM
> To: address@hidden
> Subject: Re: [Jailkit-users] Writing from an non-jailed account to a
> jailed one.
> 
> John SALIK wrote:
> >
> > I wish to read and write files from a non-jailed account to a jailed
> one.
> > How do I accomplish this?  I added the non-jailed account to the group
> > of the jailed one, and attempted to change directory permissions...
> > somehow, they magically revert (daemon running?).
> 
> then something else is going on, jailkit will never change the
> permissions.
> 
> suppose you have user mike in the jail /home/jail, and use jane outside
> the jail.
> 
> put both mike and jane in group 'project1'
> (in both /etc/group and /home/jail/etc/group)
> 
> create a directory /home/jail/project1
> chown root:project1 /home/jail/project1
> chmod g+sw /home/jail/project1
> ln /project1 ~mike/project1 -s
> ln /home/jail/project1 ~jane/project1 -s
> 
> regards,
>       Olivier
> 
> 
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