Shell users
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| − | '''Shell users''': any users logged onto a server interactively via a [[shell]]. Includes anyone logged in at the physical console, using [[ssh]], [[telnet]], or any other way you can think of to get a [[shell]]. | + | '''Shell users''': any users logged onto a server interactively via a [[shell]]. Includes anyone logged in at the physical console, using [[ssh]], [[telnet]], or any other way you can think of to get a [[shell]]. Once you get to the [[shell]], you can freely run any program and/or manipulate any file or directory in any way you choose, subject only to the bounds imposed by your [[user context]]. |
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| + | It is a good idea to minimize the number of [[shell users]] on any important server as much as possible. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:23, 12 September 2004
Shell users: any users logged onto a server interactively via a shell. Includes anyone logged in at the physical console, using ssh, telnet, or any other way you can think of to get a shell. Once you get to the shell, you can freely run any program and/or manipulate any file or directory in any way you choose, subject only to the bounds imposed by your user context.
It is a good idea to minimize the number of shell users on any important server as much as possible.
