Tough Problem

[JayMontana36]

@Tjardoftw

I really want to use MineOS but the multiple groups with multiple server permission just doesn’t work

@hexparrot

Admins and root are two separate groups so admins would never really be able to see root-owned groups, at least not the way Linux is designed.

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@hexparrot

But what you’re trying to accomplish actually works the reverse way: the people who you want to see all of them should be given their own group and then assigned supplementary groups admins and root.

So, user will should be of group will. will should also be groups to admins and root (because you can totally trust that guy).

Okay so first, let’s create some users and groups for the example I’m about to make up:

Users

one:one
two:two

Groups

group1

Currently user one is part of the one group and can see any/all servers that are in the one group.
Likewise for user two; user two is part of the two group and can see any/all servers in the two group.

User one creates a server however user two cannot see or interact with the said server.
Now let’s add both users one and two into the group1 group. User two still cannot see said server, because server is still owned/controlled by the one group. User one changes the group owner over from the one group to the group1 group and now both user one and two are able to see and interact with said server because both users are now within the same group as the said server.