Hi
How do I hide file or directory for other than the onwner to view them
in ftp?
Thanks
by Scoott » Sun, 16 Jan 2000 04:00:00
How do I hide file or directory for other than the onwner to view them
in ftp?
Thanks
by Michael Lo » Sat, 26 Feb 2000 04:00:00
There are a few commercial FTP daemons which might do it, but I never
could get them to work.
Quote:>Hi
>How do I hide file or directory for other than the onwner to view them
>in ftp?
>Thanks
by Clayton Crano » Tue, 29 Feb 2000 04:00:00
without x perms on the parent dir, nobody but the owner can list it.
cc
> There are a few commercial FTP daemons which might do it, but I never
> could get them to work.
> >Hi
> >How do I hide file or directory for other than the onwner to view them
> >in ftp?
> >Thanks
1. Is there a way to hide files/directories and detect file access\?
Platform: IBM RISC6000 Running AIX3.2.3 and X11R4 (UNIX)
We're part of a LAN (Local Area Network). I'm looking for a way
to keep nosey people with ROOT access from snooping in my directories,
or at least to detect it when they do. Is there a way of hiding the existence
of files and directories? Is there a way of detecting when someone has
attempted to ls or cd or copy or edit or tar one of my files? I DO have
pgp, but I'd rather they didn't even suspect the EXISTENCE of a file, lest
they compel me to decrypt it...
Anyway, I know from the -w option of pgp that file info still exists even
when the file name is deleted, until the info is written over. Perhaps
some way of deleting the file/directory name while still protecting the
bytes from being overstorred...
get USENET (big brother's idea) :(
Thanks!
Dave
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