How do I make sure that all users (with seperate accounts) on my MacBook OS X have full rights to all folders and files (new and old) for the folder Users/Shared?
My problem is this:
We are two persons sharing our MacBook - and we want to share iTunes library, iPhoto-library + a common folder where we store documents like budget planning etc.
We have no problems creating files in the shared folder - but once I have created a file in the shared folder, the other user can only open this in "read-only"-mode. This also happens when I have used the iTunes library or iPhoto-library. After this the other user only has read-only access to the library. It happens with all types of files, e.g. also files created by OpenOffice.org, pictures created with PaintBrush etc.
Can you guys help me a bit to solve this? I have marked the folder as "shared" and given both users "read/write" access to all subfolders and files (through the Mac OS X GUI) but it seems like every time some user accesses a file, it "takes ownership" of the files.
Can I solve this through the terminal prompt ... and if so - how?
Thanks in advance,

Jesper Lund Stocholm
Copenhagen, Denmark
My problem is this:
We are two persons sharing our MacBook - and we want to share iTunes library, iPhoto-library + a common folder where we store documents like budget planning etc.
We have no problems creating files in the shared folder - but once I have created a file in the shared folder, the other user can only open this in "read-only"-mode. This also happens when I have used the iTunes library or iPhoto-library. After this the other user only has read-only access to the library. It happens with all types of files, e.g. also files created by OpenOffice.org, pictures created with PaintBrush etc.
Can you guys help me a bit to solve this? I have marked the folder as "shared" and given both users "read/write" access to all subfolders and files (through the Mac OS X GUI) but it seems like every time some user accesses a file, it "takes ownership" of the files.
Can I solve this through the terminal prompt ... and if so - how?
Thanks in advance,
Jesper Lund Stocholm
Copenhagen, Denmark