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Creating USERs with restricted Access
Hi There,
i need to creat USERS in UNIX with restricted access to different directories. for example user1 should have access to dir1 and dir2 user2 should have access to dir2 and dir3 Please help me |
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Buddy,
In Unix, the users have been characterised into three groups: Owner (you) Group (a group of other users that you set up) World (anyone else browsing around on the file system) So you can put the users according to your conditions. Once this is done then u can provide permissions to those groups as a whole which will equally be applied on the users inside it. This is the only way. We can't give permissions to users individually. |
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