> > i would argue that it is a matter of the degree of separation between the > > user-directories. lessons learned from "unix user home dirs" probably > > points for most applications into the direction of access control instead of > > separate workspaces. > what lessons learned are those? the lesson i learned was that in most cases it is much more convenient to use all the users directories as a subtree of a single filesystem and pretty much let the user decide though permissions if they want to expose (parts of) their home dir to other users. in my experience i can't remember many cases were a chroot solution added a lot of value.
regards, david
