Password Protect One Folder inside Another Folder
Wade Smart
wade at wadesmart.com
Sat Nov 12 16:43:40 UTC 2005
11122005 1003 GMT-5
I know this sounds odd, but, Im working on getting the local school to
see the benefit of using linux over windows. I have been asked to set up
something to present to the administration. That's all great but they
have some things they want me to be able to do - one of those is to
password protect a certain folder or file.
I just recently asked about permissions and ownership and that was very
helpful - and I received lots of links to great information. However, if
you just want to password protect one single folder inside say your home
directory - how can you do that?
Would you just create a new owner and then use a script similar to the
one on the UbuntuGuide for Open As Root - you would just create Open as Bob?
Wade
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