Fedora Security :: Set Password For Folder In Fedora 12

Apr 26, 2010

I want set password for some folders in Fedora 12 and someone want open them it need password , How I can do this ?which application can do this for me ?

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Red Hat / Fedora :: Create Folder With Own Username And Password

Jul 29, 2010

How can i create folders in linux? so far i have created the folders i need using mkdir /home/computer now what i need to do is create five more folders but each folder sill have their own username and password

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Security :: How To Password Protect Folder So Can Open It On Windose

Oct 5, 2010

I would usually just root the permissions to 000 but I need to password protect a folder on a usb drive and then open it on windows.

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Security :: Lock Folder In Fedora 12?

Aug 15, 2010

I'm using Linux. I want lock a folder. Way for each use To request password. And end use. In the first case to go back again. (Sorry if I wrote bad. I'm not English speaking)

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Ubuntu Security :: Home Folder Encryption Using Login Password

Mar 20, 2010

When installing the latest Distro of Mint (I believe this is not much different, if at all, from Ubuntu as far as this goes) I chose to have my Home folder encrypted using the login password. This was a function of the installation. What I was wondering about was how secure this was and if I should maybe use something to do a better encryption or not.

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Fedora Security :: How To Secure Home Folder

Mar 19, 2010

How to secure the Home folder. I forgot what the script was?
Something like chmod 0700 $HOME. Is that right? I'm just not sure.

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Fedora Security :: Change Folder Permission?

Jul 5, 2011

Dear Friends, For Upload a Web Site in my Local Fedora using Apache I need to use the /var/www/html folder.But I cant add/edit anything on html folder

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Fedora Security :: Use A Passphrase - Not A Password

Feb 9, 2010

Simply, the number of possible combinations of passwords increases as an exponent of the number of characters used and as a factor of the number of characters available for use.

26 potential characters for a 2 character password results in 26^2 possible password combinations. This means that each new character added would result in an "order of magnitude" increase in the difficulty of brute force attack.

Using a phrase, complete with punctuation and capitalization is the very best mnemonic device to remember a password. Consider this, how hard is it to remember; The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.

Than it is to remember, l33tsp34kp@ssw0rd

If we pretend that both of these passphrases are generated from a character set consisting of 26 characters, the first would be one of a possible 15274273784216769021564085930704478424313742483024 510976. The second would be one of a possible 1133827315385150725554176.

In short, use a passphrase not a password, they are much MUCH more secure.

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Fedora Security :: How To Debug 'ssh W/o Password'

Jan 22, 2011

I tried the following instructions to set up "ssh without passwords". But this didn't work.Could someone please tell how to debug this.

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Ubuntu Security :: Program That Allows To Password Lock Single File Or Folder?

Apr 3, 2010

Is there a program that allows me to password lock a single file or folder?

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Fedora Security :: How To Delete Folder Without Root Permission

Apr 23, 2009

I have a system in which I do not have root access to. On that system, I have my own directory which I share with other users. I am trying to clean it up when I noticed that there was a subdirectory created by another users in my group that I cannot delete. It has all the permissions set besides global write. How can I delete this folder without root permission? I can't even chmod or chown it.

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Fedora Security :: RealCrypt Mount Folder Permission Changes?

Nov 19, 2009

I wanted to create an encrypted volume that was accessible from F12 and WinXP. Using RealCrypt, I created a volume on a NTFS partition and formatted it as NTFS.

mount point: /home/user1/safe
user dir: /home/user1/safe/folder

When I run:

[root@localhost ~]# realcrypt -t --mount --filesystem=ntfs /mnt/winshare/volume /home/user1/safe

The permissions for "/home/user1/safe" change from 755 to 700 and I am unable to access "/home/user1/safe/folder". Also "home/user1/safe/folder" changes owner and group to root with permissions of 700. My guess is that this is being caused by ntfs-3g, but how to pass on uid options in this example. Is this even doable?

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Fedora Security :: Commands To Copy And Paste A Folder?

Jul 5, 2011

I am using Fedora 14, I need to change the directory of a folder(myweb) from "homeuserdesktop" to "varwwwhtml" . Please give the Fedora commands to do this.

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Fedora Security :: Configure See To Protect The Contents Of A Folder?

Jul 28, 2011

im currently trying to configure SE Linux policy for a folder so that only my user with root privileges can access it and not just root but i don't know the commend to run on the folder to change its permissions

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Fedora Security :: Forgot Login Password?

May 8, 2009

I just installed Fedora 10 on my laptop 2 days ago. I dont seem to remember the password i userd for my username. Is there a way to reset or change the password? I cannot login to the system.

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Fedora Security :: How To Change Password Complexity

Aug 26, 2009

I want to change the password complexity how do i do this?

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Fedora Security :: Locekd Local Password?

Sep 2, 2009

iam new in linuxi put check on locked local password and now i can not log in if i put my password

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Fedora Security :: Forgot Root Password?

Sep 21, 2009

what does one do when he forgets the root password ? i still have a terminal logged in as root how can i change the password in terminall

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Fedora Security :: Changing Encryption Password?

Oct 19, 2009

When I installed Fedora selected the option to encrypt the hard drive. I want to change the passphrase, is there a way to change the passphrase, or do I have to re-install Fedora?

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Fedora Security :: Updates Without Root Password?

Nov 14, 2009

I have been experiencing harassment with my websites being hacked so pardon me if this is an over-paranoid question.

Just recently started on FC11 after having abandoned Fedora for CentOS for a few months. So glad to be back, but...

I have been getting notices about security updates. When I click for the update, I am not asked for the root password and the update occurs.

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Fedora Security :: Trying To Password Protect Directory

Apr 1, 2010

I create music and usually gets sold world wide. I have some distributors that have been able to access a private server and get the new tunes I make to download via ftp. Well that server is getting full and I was trying to create another directory on my website itself.I created the directory. made the ".htaccess" file. Then I tried to make the htpasswd file but my server just keeps saying no command by that name.

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Fedora Security :: Set Password For Windows Partition?

Apr 14, 2010

I use Fedora 12 AMD64 , my Fedora mount automatic windows partition , I try find way Fedora dose not this you can see in this linkSo I want set password for windows partition and I do not want somebody can see what I have in windows partition , if I can not set password for partition , I want set password for folders are in windows partitions , can I do this ?---------- Post added at 05:25 PM CDT ---------- Previous post was at 09:29 AM CDT ----------

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Fedora Security :: Sshd With Both Certificate AND Password After Each Other?

Mar 9, 2011

I want to enable sshd from Internet, but I want to secure it as much as possible.Therefore, despite the fact that the service will run on a tcp port above 2000 to prevent most scans, I would like to :- First, force the use of a client certificate, to avoid brute force attack on my users/passwords- second force the use of a username/password to avoid someone having access to my system just by stealing my key..When I look at the configuration, it's possible to enable both, but one of them is sufficient to login, but I can't find how to make them both mandatory...

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Fedora Security :: How To Disable Root And User Password

Jan 12, 2009

It seem like unix abit annoying every time you log in you need to password can I disable it

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Fedora Security :: Encrypted HDD Password Entry Delay?

Apr 12, 2009

I have F10 installed on my laptop with disk encryption enabled. When I boot the machine I get a "Password:" request on screen but can't start typing for 30 seconds or more.Presumably the OS is not ready. This means I have to wait at the keyboard tapping a key until I see asterix. It's a waste of time and frankly a bit clunky for a modern OS. How can I change the behaviour so that the "Password:" request only appears when I can actually type?

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Fedora Security :: Disable Strict Password Checking?

Jul 12, 2009

I'm not necessarily gonna do this, but I have to know. Is there a way to make the system not complain about every single freaking password you try to use? Make it so that any regular user could make "hello" their password without complaint? Like I said, I won't necessarily do it, but I have to know if it can be done.I did some searching and found the su -c "passwd username" trick, which is working for right now (I have root access but a user account I made for a friend doesn't)... it's just irritating when it won't even let him use something like "snuh123" because it seems to think it's based on a (reversed) dictionary word. Any use of a dictionary word, even with other chars, fails

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Fedora Security :: Password Protect File Folders?

Oct 12, 2009

I was wondering how to password protect certain file folders?

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Fedora Security :: Root Login Via Ssh 12 Password Authentication?

Jan 27, 2010

Can't seem to do it, wondering if anyone knows how? Normally there's something in sshd_config that can be switched to true or yes to allow root login but I can't see it in fedora 12.I can login via root at a terminal no problem, just not via ssh, I get access denied every time. Also, I need to login using password authentication.I've done: 227169 but that's just for GUI which I don't really need since I rarely ever log into the GUI.I have also searched through here and mostly only found info such as above, how to enable root login for GUI, or billions of posts about how logingin as root is bad but I cannotswer to my question.DISCLAIMER: Please do not reply to this thread if all you can contribute is the question of why I need root or to put some message telling me I can do everything using su, etc, etc. Please only contribute if you can answer my question. A: My machine and a valid quesiton. B: Spirit of Linux is open, not restrictive

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Fedora Security :: Accidentaly Typed Password In The Terminal?

Nov 30, 2010

It does happen occasionally that I type a password in the wrong place or at the wrong time when I'm working with multiple terminal windows. It's not a frequent occurrence but sometimes it does indeed occur (most recently as an argument to g++ instead of the password prompt to scp).Would you guys consider it adequate to clear the view with "clear" and the history with "history -c" or should I change my password after such a mishap? I realize that this should probably not be a problem with my computer at home as I'm the only user but when I log onto school (where we mostly use ubuntu, solaris) would the same precautions be enough?

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Fedora Security :: Unusual Warning Message Asking For Password?

Apr 9, 2011

Sometimes when I try to open some chat application i get a strange warning message asking for password. The message is that /usr/libexec/mission-control is trying to gain access of the system, please provide the password. On top of the message box it shows "Unlock Keyring".

This very weird, as I am also unable to do a print-screen when this message box is up.

what this message is all about and what does the executable /usr/libexec/mission-control do?

I am using Empathy as my chat application

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