On Wed, 26 Feb 2003, Phil wrote:
> I am running the only Debian server in the NYC Dept. of Education. > 1. running Samba correctly (is there a way to hide the configuration files > in the home directory?)
I ended up just deleting those files, as I don't have users able to log in locally anyways. I'm sure there's a better way to do it though.
> 3. running NFS & NIS - here is the problem > I set up all users on the server with user directories in /home (of course) > with the /home directory exported "rw". on the client machines (SuSE > because it is so easy to install and configure) I have the /home directory > mounted to the server. the logon screen shows all the users and it works > well the problem is my lack of knowledge about how to set-up > permissions. My users log into their /home directories but can view the > /home directories of others. how can I correct this?
Set the permissions of each directory so that only the user can access it.
drwx------ 15 mdresser mdresser 4096 Feb 3 14:47 mdresser
Like so.
The command to do that is chmod, man chmod should get you started. in this case, chmod 700 is what I did.
do I have to do this individually for each user? (all 120 of them) is there a way to do this in the skel directory in. the futureI think this should work, anyways :) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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