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From: Eugene Sevinian <ml@lusine.acc.am>
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Subject: restricted ls
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Hi ppl,
what is the easiest way to restrict some users in order to prevent them
from running  "ls .." in their home directory. Is it possible to impose
the scope by login.conf?
TIA, 
	Eugene



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