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Limit "exploring" from users/groups
I have a unix box which runs as a webserver and ftp server. I have a user account for a friend and while I trust him, I noticed that he can view directories above his own "web" folder which is his default directory.
I'm still trying to understand users/groups and privileges so bear with me if this is merely a matter of changing his group permission settings. He is in his own group called "web" so he's not confused into the local users group. Can I restrict this group to only view his "web" directory and lower? |
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