Shared directory best practice for multi-user

[MarukoBG]

Hello,
what is the best practice to setup a shared directory for multiple users using the Asustor GUI ?

Example:

USER GROUP
--------------------------
alice devel
bob devel


Directory tree
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/volume1/shared

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shared/
├── one
│   └── file.txt
└── two

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ls -al /volume1/shared
drwxrwxr-x    2 alice     devel       4.0K Mar 30 15:13 one/
drwxrwxr-x    2 bob      devel       4.0K Mar 30 15:13 two/


ls -al /volume1/shared/one
-rw-r--r--    1 alice     devel          0 Mar 30 15:13 file.txt

As you can see the file.txt created by alice can't be written by bob even if the directory is RWX for the group devel.

Of course I could manually setup everything following this guide http://brunogirin.blogspot.com/2010/03/ ... etgid.html
, but I wonder if is possible to do that from the Asustor GUI.

Thank you

[orion]

Yes, only if you go through samba protocol.
Enable ACL first for the specific shared folder (in your case: shared) under ADM web -> Access Control -> Shared Folder -> Edit -> Windows ACL.
Then, under ADM file explorer, set the proper access rights on "file.txt".

[MarukoBG]

Yes, only if you go through samba protocol.
Enable ACL first for the specific shared folder (in your case: shared) under ADM web -> Access Control -> Shared Folder -> Edit -> Windows ACL.
Then, under ADM file explorer, set the proper access rights on "file.txt".

No, enabling ACl result in a 'windows like' file permission as "rwxrwxrwx"
I need something Linux/unix (Posix) compliant.

[orion]

Then, I think you should use manual commands. I cannot find this function in GUI.