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Okay, so basically something like Windows's "Anonymous Logon" SID, which doesn't belong to the Authenticated Users group: it's the group that's normally associa
by Joker_vD 5mo ago
Okay, so basically something like Windows's "Anonymous Logon" SID, which doesn't belong to the Authenticated Users group: it's the group that's normally associated with the default Write permissions; the Users group has only read-only access.
- JdeBP 5mo agoThat sort of idea, yes. I've just done some research and it looks like the Debin Hurd people did attempt to actually implement this. I just never heard about it. There was a 'login shell' and a 'nouser'. The latter had am empty set of IDs, and this case (optionally) switched to an extra set of rwx permission bits that existed specifically for determining 'nouser' access. * https://groups.google.com/g/linux.debian.ports.hurd/c/2rCbPlXXzfQ/m/4Wmg_jf8FC0J https://groups.google.com/g/linux.debian.ports.hurd/c/2rCbPl...