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do you mean swicthing directory?
to do that just type: cd /directory/ you want switch to or cd.. or if u mean changing user, type su user-name it should work.
You should look at 'How to Ask Questions the Smart Way' to get the response you expect. As you can see the lack of information will get you varied replies.
You should look at 'How to Ask Questions the Smart Way' to get the response you expect. As you can see the lack of information will get you varied replies.
how is the chroot command used to change directory of the user
I have already done this but i am not quite satisfied. Actually i need two users to use same directory e.g. /home/default by many other users but the users cant find the /home/default directory because they are login are different. Is this logical?
I have already done this but i am not quite satisfied. Actually i need two users to use same directory e.g. /home/default by many other users but the users cant find the /home/default directory because they are login are different. Is this logical?
>>>>Check that both users have rwx permissions to access the directory that you intend to use as home. then it should not be a problem!
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