This method creates a group named sharedFolder, and a folder on root, which can be used by user1 and user2, for sharing files.
First create the group and folder:
sudo groupadd sharedFolder
sudo mkdir /sharedFolder
Now set permissions:
sudo chgrp sharedFolder /sharedFolder
sudo chmod 770 /sharedFolder
Ensure that even subdirectories will have the permissions.
sudo chmod +s /sharedFolder
Add the users to the group:
sudo usermod -a -G sharedFolder user1
sudo usermod -a -G sharedFolder user2
This is especially useful after you've got rid of Windows (really, I've given up on Windows now) and need a way to share files without creating a separate NTFS partition which needs to be mounted to be used.
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