Hi,
I've been looking for a way to protect some of our non-public files
so that some of the more curious folks and techno-crazies will
only get a screen full of garbage when doing a cat of say, the
passwd file, including a crypted field instead of a user name.
Have also looked into a restricted shell but it's really is too
restrictive and doesn't fit our needs. We'd prefer to do this outside
of Enhanced Security since there are 1400+ user accounts and it would
be a major chore to redo all the accounts under Enhanced Security. Not
enough time, staff, money etc.
Any ideas on this?
Our sys-config:
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OSF1 V3.2 214 alpha (DEC Unix) - DEC 3000/600
Yours in chaos,
Robby J. Robinson
Tech Support Specialist
NH Technical College System
r_robins_at_tec.nh.us
Received on Fri Jul 07 1995 - 21:00:12 NZST