From: Michael P. <mi...@so...> - 2004-06-23 11:22:41
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>-----Original Message----- >From: Gordon Milne [mailto:gm...@ms...] > >2. How difficult would it be to add a feature whereby the backup user assings >a sub-account username and password to a particular directory in their backup? >I would like this feature so that users (customers) can assign this username >and password and then give this info to their accountants, who will then login >and restore their accounting data file, without having full access to all the >users files. I do this on our lan so that users only have access to their own backups. Set up the hosts file with the "user" field matching the account name they auth with. For example, in our case, we use mod_auth_smb, so for the user field I make sure it matches their NT Domain login name. I assume this will work with any auth method supported by the web server & browser. #host dhcp user moreUsers host1 0 user1 ^--- this is their NT Domain login Actually, in our case, I do not want users getting the email so our file is more of the format: #host dhcp user moreUsers host1 0 domainadminaccount user1 host2 0 domainadminaccount user2 host3 0 domainadminaccount firstname\ lastname The users can still access their backups, but the "domainadminaccount" can access all backups as well as receive all email notificatons. Unless you can figure a way to give them secure access to their config.pl, you would need to configure that for everyone. Hope this helps. Mike |