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From: David Vondrasek <david@davidv.net>
Subject: Lock a user in home
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Anyone know how to set a users ~/ as / to them so they can't get out of home ?
I have a few users I don't want to be able to *roam* the drive looking at
stuff like websites I host they have no reason to be looking though the
drive at other users stuff..

 


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