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Re: [cobalt-security] Telnet/SSH simple user permissions



At 03:51 PM 6/6/2002, you wrote:
Today I found the following problem :

As soon as a simple user or siteadmin got
Telnet/SSH access to our RaQ4 or XTR he is
able to walk through all domain directories.

He has permissions to read and copy all
files of all domain directories also the
server files under /home/sites/home/web

What a security risk !

Only the user directories /users/. are
safe = Permission denied !

All files - except the files of the user directories -
are owned by nobody which is strange to me.

I tried to disable shell account for certain
domains and it's users using the Cobalt interface
(Site Settings). After that the interface indicated
Telnet/Shell access disabled for e.g. user alfred,
but user alfred is still able to access the server
by Telnet and SSH.

Must be something wrong on yours, it works on mine.

The only way out was to disable Telnet and SSH
systemwide.

What can I do to restrict user permissions so users
are no longer able to walk through all domain (site)
directories.

Change permissions.

Shall I replace the owner nobody by the username of
the siteadmin of each domain.

nobody is the computer vs root or admin
I would venture you created the directories as admin.

Thanks in advance,
--Dave

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