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file sharing in ubuntu

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I made a shared folder in computer1.and created 5 folders for different computers in network to put the files.i executed the command chmod -R a+ rwx ,for granting full permission to all users including computer1 user to access and edit files.Now the other users are able to edit the other users file and save it.But for the user in computer 1 it is showing lock symbol for the files put by other users.It is possible to edit and save as another name.when trying to save in same name it's showing no permission.when I execute th commandchmod -R a+ rwx / file location in computer 1 the lock goes and the computer 1 user is able to edit.when another user puts the file,I have to execute command once again to remove the lock.is it possible to permanently remove the lock rather than typing command each time for the files to get edited.

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Is not clear what you are asking. Could you exactly tell the steps you made? It's not a good idea to `chmod 777` unless you are sure what you are doing. Try with [`~/Public`](https://askubuntu.com/q/174863/349837).
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