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Re: Basic Security for RedHat
From: Alexander Klimov <alserkli () inbox ru>
Date: Thu, 9 Dec 2004 18:53:07 +0200 (IST)
On Wed, 8 Dec 2004, Kalpin Erlangga Silaen wrote:
I am using RedHat 9.0 and there is 3 admin in my server. I am looking for some tools which will send email to me while some admin adduser or change user's password. Also I am looking for some tutorials how to limits user's resources in RedHat and some security basics. Any help will be appreciate.
Solution greatly depends on what is the purpose of this: if you just want to be notified that something is changed then just add to crontab a script which will check if /etc/passwd and shadow (or `ypcat passwd' if you use NIS instead of files) are the same as before. If your addmins always use some commands to do the job you can subsitute the commands with something which will notify you first and exec the original program. But if you want something to be secure against real attacker who has root access it will be not easy if possible at all. -- Regards, ASK
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- Basic Security for RedHat Kalpin Erlangga Silaen (Dec 08)
- Re: Basic Security for RedHat hutuworm (Dec 09)
- Re: Basic Security for RedHat xyberpix (Dec 09)
- Re: Basic Security for RedHat James Kelly (Dec 09)
- Re: Basic Security for RedHat Alexander Klimov (Dec 09)
- RE: Basic Security for RedHat Alexandre Skyrme (Dec 10)
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- RE: Basic Security for RedHat Jeff Gercken (Dec 09)
- Re: Basic Security for RedHat - good Alvin Oga (Dec 10)
- Re: Basic Security for RedHat bsec (Dec 09)
- RE: Basic Security for RedHat Nardis, Frank (Dec 09)