I would, unless every user on the system had his/her uid set to 0! :)
/bin is owned by root as are most of the other directories...
Directories under /home are owned by users.../tmp files are onwed by their
creators...
I wouldn't break my head about restricting access to / unless you know
your users to be hostile!
-Naren
On Sat, 26 May 2001, Diwakar Ranganathan wrote:
> > What is wrong with their accessing directories in /?
>
> hmm... would you as root allow the users in your
> network access /bin and do something funny that you'll
> have to change the system settings or something
> serious like that in order to keep the machine going?
> they have access to their own /home and floppy and
> cdrom directories.
>
> - Diwakar
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