Rodolfo Medina wrote: > Hi. > > Is it possible, and how?, > to leave a user blocked in his/her home directory, > without the possibility to get off it > and see the system directories > nor the other users's home directories? > > Thanks, > Rodolfo
Kaj Haulrich wrote: >Yes. Go to the Mandrake Control Center under System --> >Configuration --> Configure your Computer --> Give root password --> >Security --> Level and checks --> set your level to "Higher". > >Or simply (in a root terminal) : msec 4 > >Be aware though, that this "tightens" your system somewhat. In >level "High" (msec 3) users can read system files, but not other >users stuff. > >Kaj Haulrich. Thanks. Now I'll try your indications. But I understand it isn't possible to have different settings for different users, i.e. to apply 'discrimination' to different users, is that right? I mean, suppose that John is a normal user but also the superuser, whereas Frank is only a normal user: the superuser John may wish to apply those restrictions only to the normal user Frank but not to the normal user John, otherwise when John logs into the system as normal user he can't see the rest of the system in graphic mode. Is such a differentiation impossible? Cheers, Rodolfo
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