On Wed, 2002-03-13 at 02:16, Kevin Krumwiede wrote: > I love the way access to network utilities is controlled by assigning them > to the ntools group. I think the same should be done with development > tools. > > Krum >
Thank you :) It does (or at least it's supposed to, I'm not touching the new msec port until I understand it good and well... and after this freeze) ctools group. Of course, this still leaves perl at users disposal, but there's not much of a safe way of disabling perl to normal users, since it's needed by so many programs (not to mention cgi), this would be like preventing users from executing bash || tcsh || ksh || sh. Tashi Delek : ) -- Bryan Paxton Public PGP key: http://www.deadhorse.net/bpaxton.gpg Trying, the volition devoid of action, this is idleness. Doing, the volition replete in motion, a process. Being that all things are impermanent, this process is constant. If one realizes such, the process is in all actuality, one step. A motion that can not be reversed, but may be halted. Both ways does this sway.
