Idle Process <phall@sun.cc.westga.edu> Typed:>> _> _> We're just starting up here, and we have basically only two folk with _> access to the code now, and we both have root access. However, we will _> not be wanting ALL our coders to have root :) _> _> What sort of user/group structures and permissions are being used out _> there? I tried setting up a 'mud coding group' that myself and another _> coder are members of, and chmoding everything so the group has rights to _> it, but the autorun script still messes up everytime one of us runs it - _> the other can not, because of rights problems. Are people creating a _> special user for working on the mud? Or several users with the same UID _> but different pw's? _> _> Any info would be appreciated. _> _> -price _> _> I found the best way to do this was to simply create a new account on your system give it a home directory and place the code in that directory, then whoever need access to the code tell them the password for that account. (making sure the account doesn't have a uid of Zero of course *GRIN*) Phil... ______/~~~~~~\_/~\_____/~\_/~\__________'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""\_ _____/~\__/~\_/~\_________/~\____'''''__'" Marley Extrusions Ltd. '"\_ ____/~~~~~~\_/~~~~~\_/~\_/~\____''''""~_'" Phil Priston '"\_ ___/~\______/~\_/~\_/~\_/~\______'"""~__'" Phil@marleyext.com '"\_ __/~\______/~\_/~\_/~\_/~~~~~~~\________""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""\_
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