This is a discussion on How to create an SSH/telnet user with read-only permissions ? within the Linux Security forums, part of the System Security and Security Related category; I want to allow a telnet/SSH user to peek into my system but have no write permissions. In other ...
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I want to allow a telnet/SSH user to peek into my system but have no write permissions.
In other words he should be able to e.g. perform: ls find transfer files from the system cat Ok, I could add an user with useradd command. But then: How can I apply the non-write (=read-only) permission to him ? And additionally: Assuem the same situation as above but the user should get now write permissions to the folder /user/home/myuser123/ Peter |
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