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Locking a script
Hello everyone
Im sure this has been asked lots of times before, but after endless searching i cant find what i need. How can i make a bash script unreadable to all, including root, but still executable, im not worried about editing it again etc... , is there a way to convert it or something, i have tried chmod and chown, but root is still able to view the script, or is not possible. Thanks in advance for any help. Dave |
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