How to restrict read access to directory for specific user in centos?
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So here is the deal, I create directory
/home/accounting
, I have users donna
and mike
and I want to restrict read privileges for them to this directory.
After going to Google I was able to find how to change permissions by chmod
for my user and my group, but I was not really able to find how I can specify user in that command.
Then I found the setfacl
command, but not sure if it enables permission or not, for example these two commands::
setfacl -R -m u:donna:r /home/accounting
setfacl -R -m u:mike:r /home/accounting
Is this correct? Or there is another way of revoking read access?
Asked by Sydnel
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Aug 8, 2022, 11:33 AM
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