How do you set permissions in Linux using PuTTY for each shared directory so only the users and groups have access to their shared directory. By settting the group ID for each shared folder so that  all subdirectories and files inherit the shared folder permissions

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How do you set permissions in Linux using PuTTY for each shared directory so only the users and groups have access to their shared directory. By settting the group ID for each shared folder so that  all subdirectories and files inherit the shared folder permissions. 

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