Hi Managers,
Thanks for the responses.
My original question was:
I have a question. How can I avoid that the users of the system can change
to the /etc subdirectory and can read the passwd file.
Solution:
The only way out is to install enchanced security package (C2 Security)
which installs a "shadow" password file and keeps the real passwords there.
This shadow file is not accesible to normal users and the regular password
file, Wich remains accessible, only contains dummy passwords.
Many Thanks to the following people:
Kevin Oberman - oberman_at_es.net
Ernie Constantine - ernie.constantine_at_reuters.com
Stephen L. Labelle - labelles_at_mscd.edu
Paddy Croskery -
Hellebo Knut - knut.hellebo_at_nho.hydro.com
em_at_unx.dec.com -
Anil Khullar - CUNY, New York
Burch Seymour - bseymour_at_encore.com
Gernot M. Fuchs - gfuchs_at_pasteur.med.unc.edu
Dustin Fu - xxfdh_at_omega.uta.edu
Chuy Gaona.
Universidad Autonoma De Coahuila
Depto De Informatica y Telecomunicaciones
Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico
e-mail jgaona_at_alpha1.sal.uadec.mx
Received on Tue Apr 30 1996 - 16:22:39 NZST