I have two users on linux machine one is root and
the other is for copying CD's which is cdcopy.
Now I would like to stop the modzilla access to cdcopy
user, the modzilla icon should not be seen in the
cdcopy user.
Thanks in advace.
Regards
Muhammad Ali
security problem
well, i guess you could change the permissions for mozilla and only let the root user run the program.
'#: chown root mozilla'
'#: chgrp root mozilla'
'#: chmod 744 mozilla'
or do the above on the mozilla directory with the -R (recursive) flag.
but, perhaps someone can figure a better way, I just woke up so I'm probably not giving you the best answer.
'#: chown root mozilla'
'#: chgrp root mozilla'
'#: chmod 744 mozilla'
or do the above on the mozilla directory with the -R (recursive) flag.
but, perhaps someone can figure a better way, I just woke up so I'm probably not giving you the best answer.
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Dear Mohdali2,
Salam,
Great Answer Jargon....But I think he can also do that Job by using Linux Access Control Lists
Best Regards.
Salam,
jargon wrote:well, i guess you could change the permissions for mozilla and only let the root user run the program.
'#: chown root mozilla'
'#: chgrp root mozilla'
'#: chmod 744 mozilla'
or do the above on the mozilla directory with the -R (recursive) flag.
but, perhaps someone can figure a better way, I just woke up so I'm probably not giving you the best answer.
Great Answer Jargon....But I think he can also do that Job by using Linux Access Control Lists
Best Regards.
Farrukh Ahmed
But that means patching his kernel,?
Here's a google cache of the above site which seems down:
http://216.239.39.104/search?q=cache:vG ... n&ie=UTF-8
Here's a google cache of the above site which seems down:
http://216.239.39.104/search?q=cache:vG ... n&ie=UTF-8
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From the look of it, Yes.
jargon wrote:But that means patching his kernel,?
Here's a google cache of the above site which seems down:
http://216.239.39.104/search?q=cache:vG ... n&ie=UTF-8
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