 | | | restrict a normail unix user from going anywhere | restrict a normail unix user from going anywhere 2005-06-21 - By Anze Vidmar
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M E Fieu wrote:
> Thanks... mm, But what I mean was
> I don't want the user to issue the command that a normal user to issue too
without doing sudo, for
> example, I don't even want the user to issue more /etc/passwd. Is that
possible?
Aha, I see your point. Since /etc/passwd file is readable to everyone I
don't really know the easyest way to handle this, but making it unable
to read for some user/group. Hovewer, you might be looking for jail?
(http://www.pcquest.com/content/linux/2005/105021003.asp)
Anyways, are you trying to set this for local or remote user?
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