Here is my problem:
I have created a group allowed
I have set it as primary-group for user1 so after typing groups I see allowed as first one on the list.
I created directory via sudo mkdir dir1 <- it has been created with root as owner and root as group (inside ls -l)
I have typed sudo chgrp allowed dir1 to change dir1's group
All files inside dir1 have been changed by chmod 770 *
but still I have no access to these files -> ls: cannot open directory .: Permission denied
Is there anything I forget about? How to get access for users from the allowed group?
Of course, chmod 777 is out of consideration...
Editing according to @Elder Geek
inside dir1
>ls -al gives:
>"ls: cannot open directory .: Permission denied"
> sudo ls -al gives:
> d-wx-wx--- 2 root allowed 4096 mar 1 23:30 .
> drwxr-xr-x 24 root root 4096 mar 1 23:29 ..
> -rwxrwx--- 1 root allowed 123 mar 1 23:30 excluded
> -rwxrwx--- 1 root allowed 15964 mar 1 23:30 found inv.log
> -rwxrwx--- 1 root allowed 220 mar 1 23:30 old.log
and from 1 level higher:
> ls -al di* (there is only 1 result for di* -> dir1)
> ls: cannot open directory dir1: Permission denied
