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Hello all! Apologies for the new-bie question... I've just set up a Coda server (many thanks to people who helped me), to serve as a mail server for some users. I noticed that unauthenticated users write on Coda filesystem with "nobody" permission user id and I'm seeking for a simple way to allow unauthenticated user processes to write on Coda filesystem with their own Unix user ids. Shortly, I need that a process belonging to "http" user can write on coda filesystem its own files with the proper http (unix) user permission's acls, without the need of authenticate the process http as Coda user. Is there a way to allow such unauthenticated system or user processes to write on Coda filesystem preserving Unix permissions, groups, ids, without even authenticating processes as Coda users? Thank you for your help and greetings from Italy! Alessandro -- Alessandro "Alex" Bruciamonti abruciamonti_at_bci.itReceived on 1999-02-03 11:42:00