5-6 users are using the same login in one of our Unix server.
My question is, Is it possible to lock some folder using seperate password other than login password by each user, so that that folder is not accessible to other users.
Please guide/suggest me.
Cheers~~
Ganapati.
Mysore. Karnataka State.
India.
This might work....try getting each individual user his / her own user id. Multiple people using the same login has its issues. In doing that you can have private folders without passwords.
Since 3-4 of us using admin login for different purpose, we don't want to create multiple user Id's.
Other than this, is there any other options? This will definitely help our learnings also. Please suggest me.
You can set up acls (access control lists). See "man setfacl" and look for the example in the end. You can give specific user the desired permission for a folder.
E.g setfacl -m user:user1:--- folder1
This means "user1" has no access to "folder1". Play around to see if it works for you.
5-6 users are using the same login in one of our Unix server.
Is it possible to lock some folder using seperate user password (user's own password) other than login password by each user (but login is same for all the user), so that that folder is not accessible to other users?
Please guide/suggest me.
Please drop a line if any one need more clarity on this.