Hello Milica,
On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, Milica Jankovic erc wrote...
> I have already written to ask you about a matter that perplexes me.
> We administrators have been told by the people who have set up our
> email server that it would be unsafe to allow users to have a home
> directory, as
>>directory. So I would like an advice on how great a risk it really is and
>>what would your advice be?
> What mailserver? On a *nix system, $users pretty much need $HOMEs, but
> they don't need to have shell access to them. Set the default shell to
> /sbin/nologin so the $user can retreive mail
>Hello everyone!
>I have already written to ask you about a matter that perplexes me. We
>administrators have been told by the people who have set up our email
>server that it would be unsafe to allow users to have a home directory, as
>it would present a great security liability. However, I have s
On Wednesday 29 January 2003 17:43, Milica Jankovic erc wrote:
> Hello everyone!
> I have already written to ask you about a matter that perplexes me. We
> administrators have been told by the people who have set up our email
> server that it would be unsafe to allow users to have a home directory,
Hello everyone!
I have already written to ask you about a matter that perplexes me. We
administrators have been told by the people who have set up our email
server that it would be unsafe to allow users to have a home directory, as
it would present a great security liability. However, I have seen f
