I was reading about some of the problems with 10.2.2 and the 'security' of having all copied files set to read only permissions for files copied over to another machine. I found a bit about setting permissions on a directory so that they would hold its parents permissions when copied into the directory.
I created a folder called 'shares' and created folders within that for each of the designers on my team to dump files that we need to go back and forth with. In SharePoints, I made the 'shares' a sharepoint, and then added a group with all of the designers. I set the permissions for the folders to myself as the owner and the group is the one created above. This allowed me to delete files within the subdirectories when I didn't need them any longer.
Then in the terminal, I cd'd over to the directory and did a "ls -l" and got:
drwxrwx--xas the listing for the folder ... all seemed well. I then ran:
% chown g+s 'dirname'At least all of the files that are dragged into it take on the permissions from the directory above, but folders that are created inside by a shared user don't. Any files that are put in by the shared user into a folder they create I need to run thru batchmod and reset, then I can delete it. But files that are dragged into the main directory can be deleted no problem.
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