U can used sudo if you want to give an access for that only files or
executable files like editor, emacs, pico or nano.... edit /etc/sudoers
username ALL =(root) /usr/sbin/pico or emacs
username ALL = (root) /usr/local/tomcat/webapps
or make a command alias...
> hello guys,
> this seems to be a newbie problem. anyway ill give it a try. we have a
> web development server running on RH 7.3, CVS and tomcat. my problem is
> we have 3 new contractual java developers and my boss wants them to
> have a folder at /usr/local/tomcat/webapps where they can store their
> development apps. and requirements that they have a right over this
> folder only and cannot see all other development folders. also i want
> that whenever they login to our server they will be jail rooted only to
> the tomcat directory where they have full access rights. any ideas on
> how i can accomplish this? and lastly regarding cvs server, how can i
> also provide a folder for them and also be jail rooted to this folder.
>
> thanks in advance,
> allan
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