Can't get Group ACL's working because of default "*" permission on user #2012
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Wrong configuration so i will close this discussion. |
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Hello Community,
What i want to achieve:
every newly created user gets the standard user group applied:
it is not allowed for the user to create/upload files in /var/lib/data/sftpgo/%username% (the users home dir) but only in the virtual folders IN and OUT (mapped to /var/lib/sftpgo/data/%username%/IN and /var/lib/sftpgo/data/%username%/OUT).
Is this possible? I tried with the following setup on the group:
But the default "*" permission under the user ACL seems to be giving all permissions and bypassing the groups ACL:
When i try to remove the "*" permission on the user ACL it gives me the following error: "Invalid permissions: Make sure you use valid absolute paths". If i change the "*" permission on the user ACL to "list", i can only list items.
Please advice
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