Ok I played around a bit and what I got so far is this.
A file or directory created by a common user can be access by root as it
should be. A file created by root can not read by a user even though the
permissions allow it (644). When I issue "chmod 644 file" as root, it
works. A directory cre
Ok I played around a bit and what I got so far is this.
A file or directory created by a common user can be access by root as it
should be. A file created by root can not read by a user even though the
permissions allow it (644). When I issue "chmod 644 file" as root, it
works. A directory cre
Even though I can mount the same encrypted folder with different users
and create files, and permissions are 644 or 755 it is not possible to
access files/folders created by other users, only own stuff.
Neither is it possible, even as the owner, to change the ownership of
files/folders inside the
On 8/23/06, Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On the other hand, I could just insert the encrypting script (which
> reads a key from USB stick and cattaches the encraypted folder) into
> .profile and the shared folder gets assigned to the user on login.
This seems to work only partly in my sce
> On the other hand, I could just insert the encrypting script (which
> reads a key from USB stick and cattaches the encraypted folder) into
> .profile and the shared folder gets assigned to the user on login.
This seems to work only partly in my scenario.
Even though I can mount the same encrypte
I got another question, when attaching an encrypted folder the
permissions are always set to 0700. When trying to change that I am
getting the following error:
> chmod: /crypt/root: Operation not permitted
I was hoping that I could make a shared world read and writeable folder
for all users t
Nick Guenther wrote:
(you have 13 or so partitions you can fit into the disklabel).
What am I saying? vnd disks are not connected to wd disks. There
should be no arbitrary restriction.
What would be the reason for disklabels in this case anyway?
I just need a partition which is readable by
On 8/22/06, Nick Guenther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 8/22/06, Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [ . . . ]
(you have 13 or so partitions you can fit into the disklabel).
What am I saying? vnd disks are not connected to wd disks. There
should be no arbitrary restriction.
-Nick
On 8/22/06, Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
searches the web but couldn't find and usefull information and/or it
didn't answer my questions.
I am looking for some software to encrypt some large folders containing
personal stuff. It should be possible to decrypt it on BSD and Linux
sys
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