linux - Access Control Lists vs. chmod for proper nginx permissions in /var/www -



linux - Access Control Lists vs. chmod for proper nginx permissions in /var/www -

on our server, work developer. want both able edit files, create files, etc. both want able edit each other's files , in finish collaboration each other no permission errors or having utilize sudo time. using git. have had issues in past git making weird database files root username or grouping or 1 of us. when seek force repository, crazy errors , have chmod 1 of author unified. general mess. using debian server.

should create 2 usernames , add together them www-data group? adding www-data , having people visit website secure that? should chmod folders 755 permission , files 644? we want new files made within /var/www in 1 of our usernames www-data grouping default can both edit file. chmod -r g+rws /var/www plenty this? want files ready made. file permissions set default. should utilize acl instead of chmod stuff?

is guide follow? http://machiine.com/2013/easy-way-to-give-user-permission-to-edit-and-add-files-in-varwww/

thanks

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