Soldato
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Need some help on this.
We have some ldap groups set up such as salesconfidential.
On the file system within the Sales folder there will be some directories with this group applied. This would mean that only those in salesconfidential group can access and not those in sales.
What im trying to do is find these files/directories, as when I ls -l the sales directory it just shows everything as group sales. This is correct, it will be some sub directory/s that will have this group applied.
So far i've tried:
find -group salesconfidential
and
ls -lR | grep salesconfidential
The second coommand sort of works. It brings back files but dosnt show me where they are located.
Any ideas? Linux isnt my strong point
We have some ldap groups set up such as salesconfidential.
On the file system within the Sales folder there will be some directories with this group applied. This would mean that only those in salesconfidential group can access and not those in sales.
What im trying to do is find these files/directories, as when I ls -l the sales directory it just shows everything as group sales. This is correct, it will be some sub directory/s that will have this group applied.
So far i've tried:
find -group salesconfidential
and
ls -lR | grep salesconfidential
The second coommand sort of works. It brings back files but dosnt show me where they are located.
Any ideas? Linux isnt my strong point
