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On Monday 26 April 2004 12:12 pm, Miguel Sousa Filipe wrote: |
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> I had users that were used to execute tomcat, or a sybase database, and |
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> now they are obliged to have a shell. There is no need for those users |
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> to have a shell. |
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One possibility is to give them a shell with no remote login. Commonly I edit |
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sshd configs to only allow certain users. Regardless of shell they cannot |
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login. |
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Another possible solution would be sudo, but I havent worked with it in this |
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situation as much. |
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> Congrats to the gentoo developers, gentoo is "emerging" in the |
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> enterprise world.. |
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Take gentoo as it is, good and bad. As a commercial replacement for Suse it's |
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not. Depending on you and your application, that can be good or bad. A wise |
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administrator fills his tool box with many tools, and gentoo is both a |
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powerfull and dangerous one. |
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Rob |
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