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Found this awesome little tip in the proftpd manual on how to work around symoblic links issues.
There are two types of links in Unix: hard and symbolic.
A hard link is a file that is, for all intents and purposes, the file to which it is linked. The difference between a hardlink and the l ... Continue reading »
There are two types of links in Unix: hard and symbolic.
A hard link is a file that is, for all intents and purposes, the file to which it is linked. The difference between a hardlink and the l ... Continue reading »
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I might use LIDS (to restrict capabilities of root) for further security.
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