Adding user to a group with correct permissions and access to directory still denied
I have a directory 'ad' with permissions: drwxrwx---, for devpro devpro
I added devst to devpro group with:
usermod -a -G devpro devst
If I use id command for devst I get:
devst
If I use groups command for devst I get:
devst devpro
If I try to cd with devst in 'ad' I get permission denied.
Why this inconsistencies between 'id' and 'groups' commands, and why permission is still denied.
-- Not duplicate:
I want to access the folder by ftp after, so starting a new shell doesn't work
ubuntu permissions users group
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I have a directory 'ad' with permissions: drwxrwx---, for devpro devpro
I added devst to devpro group with:
usermod -a -G devpro devst
If I use id command for devst I get:
devst
If I use groups command for devst I get:
devst devpro
If I try to cd with devst in 'ad' I get permission denied.
Why this inconsistencies between 'id' and 'groups' commands, and why permission is still denied.
-- Not duplicate:
I want to access the folder by ftp after, so starting a new shell doesn't work
ubuntu permissions users group
edited 2 days ago
Rui F Ribeiro
39.4k1479131
asked 2 days ago
user3541631user3541631
993
3
Possible duplicate of How to allow to run su instantly after I added the user to the appropriate group
– P_Yadav
2 days ago
I want to access the folder by ftp after, so starting a new shell doesn't help
– user3541631
2 days ago
3
You are testing in the same shell, that's why you get the permission denied. To test you should logout and login again so that the user and group permissions get read. This has nothing to do with the ftp, as you're testing on the shell level.
– Stefan M
2 days ago
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I have a directory 'ad' with permissions: drwxrwx---, for devpro devpro
I added devst to devpro group with:
usermod -a -G devpro devst
If I use id command for devst I get:
devst
If I use groups command for devst I get:
devst devpro
If I try to cd with devst in 'ad' I get permission denied.
Why this inconsistencies between 'id' and 'groups' commands, and why permission is still denied.
-- Not duplicate:
I want to access the folder by ftp after, so starting a new shell doesn't work
ubuntu permissions users group
edited 2 days ago
Rui F Ribeiro
39.4k1479131
asked 2 days ago
user3541631user3541631
993
I have a directory 'ad' with permissions: drwxrwx---, for devpro devpro
I added devst to devpro group with:
usermod -a -G devpro devst
If I use id command for devst I get:
devst
If I use groups command for devst I get:
devst devpro
If I try to cd with devst in 'ad' I get permission denied.
Why this inconsistencies between 'id' and 'groups' commands, and why permission is still denied.
-- Not duplicate:
I want to access the folder by ftp after, so starting a new shell doesn't work
ubuntu permissions users group
ubuntu permissions users group
edited 2 days ago
Rui F Ribeiro
39.4k1479131
asked 2 days ago
user3541631user3541631
993
edited 2 days ago
Rui F Ribeiro
39.4k1479131
asked 2 days ago
user3541631user3541631
993
edited 2 days ago
Rui F Ribeiro
39.4k1479131
edited 2 days ago
Rui F Ribeiro
39.4k1479131
edited 2 days ago
Rui F Ribeiro
39.4k1479131
39.4k1479131
asked 2 days ago
user3541631user3541631
993
asked 2 days ago
user3541631user3541631
993
asked 2 days ago
user3541631user3541631
993
993
3
Possible duplicate of How to allow to run su instantly after I added the user to the appropriate group
– P_Yadav
2 days ago
I want to access the folder by ftp after, so starting a new shell doesn't help
– user3541631
2 days ago
3
You are testing in the same shell, that's why you get the permission denied. To test you should logout and login again so that the user and group permissions get read. This has nothing to do with the ftp, as you're testing on the shell level.
– Stefan M
2 days ago
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3
Possible duplicate of How to allow to run su instantly after I added the user to the appropriate group
– P_Yadav
2 days ago
I want to access the folder by ftp after, so starting a new shell doesn't help
– user3541631
2 days ago
3
You are testing in the same shell, that's why you get the permission denied. To test you should logout and login again so that the user and group permissions get read. This has nothing to do with the ftp, as you're testing on the shell level.
– Stefan M
2 days ago
3
3
Possible duplicate of How to allow to run su instantly after I added the user to the appropriate group
– P_Yadav
2 days ago
Possible duplicate of How to allow to run su instantly after I added the user to the appropriate group
– P_Yadav
2 days ago
I want to access the folder by ftp after, so starting a new shell doesn't help
– user3541631
2 days ago
I want to access the folder by ftp after, so starting a new shell doesn't help
– user3541631
2 days ago
3
3
You are testing in the same shell, that's why you get the permission denied. To test you should logout and login again so that the user and group permissions get read. This has nothing to do with the ftp, as you're testing on the shell level.
– Stefan M
2 days ago
You are testing in the same shell, that's why you get the permission denied. To test you should logout and login again so that the user and group permissions get read. This has nothing to do with the ftp, as you're testing on the shell level.
– Stefan M
2 days ago
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Possible duplicate of How to allow to run su instantly after I added the user to the appropriate group
– P_Yadav
2 days ago
I want to access the folder by ftp after, so starting a new shell doesn't help
– user3541631
2 days ago
3
You are testing in the same shell, that's why you get the permission denied. To test you should logout and login again so that the user and group permissions get read. This has nothing to do with the ftp, as you're testing on the shell level.
– Stefan M
2 days ago