User Permissions
Hey, I have yet another question. How do I allow user only to see his home directory. On my server (debian) I have a user named 'normis'. I want to let him manage files in /home/normis, and that he could not even see any files that are not in that directory. Hope you understood my really bad english. Thanks in advance.
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you din't mention that what kind of users you have are they windows based or linux based users, if windows then you should use the FTP, SAMBA both should work.
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You would need to create new FTP account and also need to select the Directory as "normis" so that whenever a user use this FTP account he/she can view the contents of normis.
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What you're probably looking for is referred to as 'jail a user'. As you don't indicate how your user will access the system, it's a bit difficult to give advise. If it's FTP, some (or all?) FTP servers support this by means of a configuration option (in vsftpd it's the option chroot_local_user).
If the user accesses the system using ssh, you have to build a jail environment. |
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