On Tue 2001-01-30 (07:34), Hubbard, David wrote:
> If a user can log in and change a file that is owned by another user
> and you've got the correct, 644, permissions on it, then there are
> other problems with your system. My .qmailadmin-limits files are
> owned by vpopmail and set 644 and the users can't touch them.
They can delete or move the file. They have write permissions to the
directory. You can use chflags/chattr to make the file unlinkable, or
possibly use sticky bit on the directory (so that only an owner of a
file may delete it).
Neil
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