I am having trouble understanding the GID and the command chmod g+s
I read this as setting the permissions of the passed file or directory, for the group, as +s (sticky im assuming?) Does the +s mean sticky, and does that mean that it copies the current group permissions for that file/directory and sets it to be used for all newly created files and directories in that original directory?
If one desired to make sure that all newly added files in the directory /test/ should automatically belong to the group 'finance', is chmod g+s the correct command to do this (assuming that the primary group of test is finance) ?
the man pages of chmod don't give a clear explanation, at least for me, as to the functionality of this command.
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