At 03:38 PM 2/10/2005 -0500, Eve Atley wrote:
Thanks. Your advice makes sense, but allow me to give a bit more detail of
the current setup.
1. Those users for whom I do have an account set up (example: gagan) have
their own username/password.
2. FTP and Telnet has been disabled, so SSH is the only
Thanks. Your advice makes sense, but allow me to give a bit more detail of
the current setup.
1. Those users for whom I do have an account set up (example: gagan) have
their own username/password.
2. FTP and Telnet has been disabled, so SSH is the only way they can access
our US server currently
At 10:53 AM 2/9/2005 -0500, Eve Atley wrote:
We have people remotely SSH into our box from our overseas branch in India,
and I didn't want to create a home directory for every user at that branch.
So, I plopped them into /home/shared so they could view our network shares,
and therefore gain access
We have people remotely SSH into our box from our overseas branch in India,
and I didn't want to create a home directory for every user at that branch.
So, I plopped them into /home/shared so they could view our network shares,
and therefore gain access to the folders for which they had permission
