SELinux - a call for end-of-life.

[Tim]

Tim:
>> You've never downloaded a file as one user, that another user wanted,
>> or another of your own logins needed, and then had to move it from
>> one to the other?

Zoltan Boszormenyi:
> For that, I always create a /home/common directory with
> sgid bit set on it and the directory chgrp's to "users",
> users are put into this secondary group.

Yes, that's the same sort of thing as I've done, before.  But you're
still left with copying files about, to *give* someone a file.

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