Re: How do I deny user to mount floppy, cdrom and usbstick ?

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On Wed, 2005-02-09 at 09:50 -0600, H. Streit wrote:
> hm, maybe I'm just being a bit of a joykill, but if you don't want 
> them to mount floppys, cdroms, and usbsticks, (and if they're not 
> supposed to be mounting anything at all) couldn't you just
>   root@localhost# chown root.root `which mount` && \
>   chmod go-rwx `which mount`
>    And be done with it?
> Also, if the floppy, cdrom, and usbstick devices all belong to 
> respective groups, couldn't you just rip the users out of the groups 
> in the /etc/group file?
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It would seem to me that editing for the devices
in /etc/udev/permissions.d/10-udev.permissions or adjusting 50-
udev.permissions would serve the purpose very easily

Craig


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