Folder Permissions Mac OS X (help)

[depi-]

I need some help.

I want to make one folder accessible for two different users on same mac. (total ownership with read/write rights)

I set up Permission read/write under finder/get info for both users and applied to all files.
The ownership works for all files that are already in that folder, but if i save another file in there,
it has only read rights for other user. How can I fix this?

 

[depi-]

After many hours I found a solution that worked.

http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20090219133314985

 

[steveyg777]

Will this not mess a system up? The amount of times I've had problems because of these crappy permissions!
[doublepost=1457567328][/doublepost]I want to do this but also i would like to be able to allow certain users full access to reach others user folders too (user 1 can fully access and edit user 2's files etc). Is there a way to do this using the same principle? - apply the permissions for the group on the user folders instead)???

 

[leman]

If you want to do things like these on a regular basis, I'd recommend you to invest into the OS X Server. Its very reasonably priced and offers you a nice UI for dealing with permissions and sharing.
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I want to do this but also i would like to be able to allow certain users full access to reach others user folders too (user 1 can fully access and edit user 2's files etc). Is there a way to do this using the same principle? - apply the permissions for the group on the user folders instead)???

You can certainly do this, but IMO it bad design. If some data is shared between two users, you should make them a group and store that data in a group folder.