The primary need is to exchange files, however they need to be transmitted
over an encrypted connection. The only way I knew to ensure this was a SFTP
interface. This requires a SSH "login" of some sort. I do plan on a copy of
bash and removing nearly all tools other then ls, cd, and the sftp get/put
commands. But in truth I only know one user who would prefer it and the rest
would like to never see anything other then a GUI so I am more then willing to
dump the shell if you can tell me how. In fact I would prefer it :)
Quoting "Jeremy C. Reed" <
reed@reedmedia.net>:
> On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 Bryan.ONeal@asu.edu wrote:
>
> > I would like typical users (of which their will be between 5-60
> total)
> > to login and have access to a certain sub set of folders, some users
> > will only be
>
> Please define "login".
>
> FTP?
>
> Unix shell with complete set of standard Unix tools? (If this is the
> case,
> the user must be able to read from some bin directories, or you will
> need
> to copy all the tools.)
>
> HTTP with access control?
>
> WebDAV?
>
>
> Jeremy C. Reed
>
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