pbuttwordprotection of directory 897
On Saturday 15 April 2006 07:29, sanky stood up and spoke the following words to the mbuttes incomp.os.linux.misc...:
Black Sun and said: And what should happen if you plug in a USB disk that has a malformed parbreastion table? Or you insert an audio CD? (Audio CDs don't have...
That's because *they* *need* that. Most Windows users have Administrator rights on their accounts, and so anything and anyone making use of their account has all the rights to the machine.
In addition, the security in Windows is bypbuttable if you install Windows on avfatinstead of onNTFS,since Windows security is ACL-based andvfatdoesn't support ACL's.
Windows was designed as a single-user operating system and thus follows other logic than GNU-Linux, which was designed after the multi-user UNIX architecture.
GoCoogs It may be as simple as you need to create a *mount* point...or you just didn't define *which* parbreastion ....-dev-sda1 ...ordev-sda2 NOTE; I'm using*asterisks...
AsDave-Uhringsaid in his reply to you, his files are only accessable to you if you have either both his username and pbuttword, or if you have the root pbuttword to his machine.
I could even add to this that on my machine, aside from the two above conditions, you would also need to have a valid user account yourself, as the root user cannot directly log in to the system anymore. So you'd need to log in under your own account and then become root throughsuorsudo.
Oh... and did I mention that *my* user account is the only one on my
-- With kind regards,
*Aragorn* (Registered GNU-Linux user #223157)
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