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From: Jason McKay <jasonm@homer.webace.com.au>
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I have my dial-up users in two groups (users & mailacc) ...
I wish to make it so, the people in the users group have access to all
programs in the /usr/local/bin directory.  But the people in the mailacc
group can't access the programs in the above directory.

How is this possible, do I use chmod?? if so what command parameters.

Thanks,
Jason.