A : First
of all you need at least RaidenFTPD v2.2 build48+
, because from that version the multiple groups is finally supported .
to add an user to multiple groups , simply open the user/group editor
, in the user's group combo box , input the user's groups as the following
format
group1,group2,group3
ex:
root,nukers,sitebot
note that
the first group is always this user's primary
group , you will need to understand that there are several
characteristics for a multi group users
#1. if user's
level is super , when he adds an user via site command , the new user
will be in the super user's primary group (instead of being another multi
groups user)
#2. when
a multi groups user creates a directory or file , the owner group will
be his primary group
#3. for
the user's group variable , it always returns user's primary group only
#4. when
a user sends site unfo command , all groups of an user will be displayed
Why
using multi-groups
there are
2 major reasons to use multi groups , if you have directories
dir-a owned
by group-a with mode 700
dir-b owned
by group-b with mode 700
and users
from each group can not access the other group's files , now if you add
a administrator account with multi groups 'group-a,group-b' , he can access
both directories .
the other
reason to use multi-groups is the special command for some groups , there
are 2 special groups now please read the next section .
Special
groups
nukers :
possible to execute site nuke command
sitebot
: possible to execute site authpass
That's
ALL
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