In article <>,
Stephen Carville <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>John Riddoch wrote:
>>
>> Shiloh Costa wrote:
>> >
>> > The only way I can think of is to pre-create an .ssh directory, and chown
>> > it to root with no write permissions.
>>
>> Doesn't work; since the user has rwx permission in their home directory,
>> they can just delete anything below it.
>
>Create a file in .ssh owned by root with owner write only. Change the
>owner of .ssh to root and set it owner write only. Now the user cannot
>delete the directory.
Also doesn't work: the user can still `mv' the directory to a new name
and create a new, writable ~/.ssh directory in its place.
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