Hi,
I believe you can use "chroot" to box/jail in a user inside his home
directory. The required commands, packages, etc would have to be
installed within this dir.
Check out this URL and see if it helps ::
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot
Regards,
Ramachandra
On 11/08/2011 02:33 PM, Ramnarayan.K wrote:
Hi
Have been trying to create a new user on Ubuntu , however am wanting
to restrict permissions to the new user to just be able to access
their section of the home directory and also not be able to mount none
home partitions.
The default permissions all seem to allow the new user access to the
entire computer and various partitions. . Even the advanced options
available at Administration - User and Groups does not seem to be able
to specify restricted access.
I would like said new user to only be able to access their own home
and not anything else
would appreciate help on how to do this
thanks
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