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norkle · 2010-02-11 04:06:37

I've been using the DNS323 for some time, and just recently installed Fonz fun_plug 0.5. As a result I'm not sure how I should have my user security setup.

In fun_plug I've enabled the root account and set a password. As a result, directories/files created while in fun_plug/busybox have user root/group root. However in the DNS web admin, the root account is not visible.

However when I originally setup the DNS323 user/group security I created multiple user accounts via the web admin, and a couple of groups. In short the 'admins' group accesses all the data on the DNS. My windows clients authenticate as one of these users.

When root in busybox, I can't access by data folders, and when accessing the DNS via windows I can't access the folders/files created in busybox/fun_plug.

How does everyone else do user security on the DNS? What should I do to allow my Windows admins accounts access all of the ffp folders etc, and allow root to access my data folders?

bjby · 2010-02-11 08:29:02

You can add read/write to all users recursivly to a directory.

in telnet / ssh

cd <your dir>
chmod -R a+rw *

There is a sticky thread for linux basics maybe you should browse through basic accessrights concepts.

http://dns323.kood.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=2648

Last edited by bjby (2010-02-11 08:30:20)

norkle · 2010-02-11 14:10:17

I hadn't thought of that option, as I'm used to the file/directory permissions defining access security, but what you said makes sense, as all the DNS323 users security hangs off each of the individual shares.

Thanks.

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