If you want to allow only certain users to access a particular
file-system, make a new group with those users and give the
access-permissions to users from that group only, in addition
to the owner. Do not give permissions to 'others'. So, the
chmod command will look something like --
$ chmod u+rwx,g+rx,o= wk
'o=' will disable all permissions for 'others'.
Sanchet
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~~ Hi,
~~
~~ does anybody know a guiding line how to
~~ set relative strict or even paranoid permissions,
~~ so that a "normal" user has limited access on the file
~~ system, or a document covering this topic?
~~
~~ Thanks Tom
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