Re: Unix's SU support? 2nd pwd challenge for file access??? shared pc...
From: S. Pidgorny
Date: 11/20/03
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Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 18:43:06 +1100
there is "runas" utility and service that does roughly the same as su from a
user perspective; but I really would rather recomment XP with Fast User
Switch.
-- Svyatoslav Pidgorny, MVP, MCSE -= F1 is the key =- "Paul" <paul_scorz@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1069280075.543066@sj-nntpcache-3... > I've searched yet unable to find the solution. Running Windows2000 5.00.2185 > SP4. I basically want my kids to be able to jump onto my system to do a > little work; yet I don't want them to have access to all my financial files, > etc. Yet... if I want access... I want access without logging off/on with a > different account. A simple real time uid/pwd challenge without having to > logoff and logon. User experience would be: > > 1) I login on my user account (currently admin level account); and set my PC > up for work (lots of apps). > 2) If a family member desires to use my PC for a moment... I want: > 2a) them to be able to run basic apps... yet not be able to see certain > directories/files; and obviously not have install or delete rights. > 2b) But... I do not want to have to logoff and have them login (this kills > too much time as I have to set 20+ apps/windows/x-terms for work). > 2c) If my shared account tries to read/open these restricted dirs/files; I > want to be challenged for a uid/pwd.. .which when correctly supplied would > give me access. > So.. I know I can create another account where I do not have install rights > which is ok... but how do I restrict my account such that it does not have > rights to certain dirs/files unless I supply a secondary PWD. Guess I'm > looking for Unix SU support on Windows. > Many thanks. > -paul > >
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