On Wed, Nov 09, 2005 at 02:02:04AM -0800, open source wrote:
> I have a application which runs on a user
> permission . In linus as usual root can access the
> files. Is there anyway that we can prevent the root
> from accessing these files or starting this
> application . i need the directories and files are
> only accessible via the user who owns the file .
root made up the machine. He installed the system, configured it to his
wishes. root can be everywhere and do everything.
There is only one space where the user root is limited. And that is the
kernel space. But to alter the kernel space you have to reinkarnate the
world. Some parts of the kernel space can be altered without
reinkarnation, but you have to get the identity of the creator,
nevertheless.
Dirk Tilger
Advanced Technologies ME FZ LLC
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