Create folders and give permission in Remote Virtual Machine
This article has some useful commands I came across while doing the research lab work. To remotely login into a virtual machine, creating a user group, and giving permission to the group to access that folder.
This is done by changing the group ownership of the directory.
Remotely log in to the virtual machine
ssh username@[ip]
Creating a group
sudo addgroup groupname
Creating a user into this group
sudo adduser username groupname
View all groups
groups
cat etc/group
Change owner and group of a file or directory
chown {-R} [user]{:group} [file|directory]
Change folder permission only of a group(not user)
chgrp {-R} [group] [file|directory]
Change permission(read write execute of directory ProjectData to the group and user)
cat /etc/group chmod 770 ProjectData
This is done by changing the group ownership of the directory.
Remotely log in to the virtual machine
ssh username@[ip]
Login from user account and goto the root terminal.
su root
Creating a group
sudo addgroup groupname
Creating a user into this group
sudo adduser username groupname
View all groups
groups
cat etc/group
Change owner and group of a file or directory
chown {-R} [user]{:group} [file|directory]
Change folder permission only of a group(not user)
chgrp {-R} [group] [file|directory]
Change permission(read write execute of directory ProjectData to the group and user)
cat /etc/group chmod 770 ProjectData
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