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...unmanageable. Can you recommend tools/mechanisms/technologies to overcome the drawbacks of the UGO model? We are thinking about some purely ACL based mechanism (but are open to other ideas). All filesystems in question are mounted via NFSv4 and the clients are (almost) completely CentOS 7.x hsots. Ideally the tool would have some web UI and some kind of (REST)API which allows us to modify permissions from our inhouse data management application (which does /not/ manage permissions, just the structure of the data). Additionally it should be able to visualize/report permissions in direc...

Hi, I use "ssh" often, and within bash I find it useful to define the IP address in "/etc/hosts" and then use the bash auto-complete feature for the hsot name. For this to work bash needs to see a "@" in front of the host name. This works perfectly for a command like "ssh user at host". However if I want to use the current user by default, I can't get

...more unmanageable. Can you recommend tools/mechanisms/technologies to overcome the drawbacks of the UGO model? We are thinking about some purely ACL based mechanism (but are open to other ideas). All filesystems in question are mounted via NFSv4 and the clients are (almost) completely CentOS 7.x hsots. Ideally the tool would have some web UI and some kind of (REST)API which allows us to modify permissions from our inhouse data management application (which does /not/ manage permissions, just the structure of the data). Additionally it should be able to visualize/report permissions in directory...

...Can you recommend tools/mechanisms/technologies to overcome the > drawbacks of the UGO model? We are thinking about some purely ACL based > mechanism (but are open to other ideas). All filesystems in question > are mounted via NFSv4 and the clients are (almost) completely CentOS 7.x > hsots. Ideally the tool would have some web UI and some kind of > (REST)API which allows us to modify permissions from our inhouse data > management application (which does /not/ manage permissions, just the > structure of the data). Additionally it should be able to > visualize/report perm...

Hi, We need to allow log in based on public key generated using ssh-keygen (rsa key) for SFTP with chroot (internal sftp). I am not able to log in with just key exchange. I can login using password. I am able to log-in with out password for an ssh session unlike sftp session. Is there a way to login with key-exchange only for internal-sftp with chroot? Here is the trace OpenSSH_3.9p1, OpenSSL

...at every host is under a date (e.g., instead of hostA/date1, hostA/date2, etc, I make it date1/hostA, date1/hostB), and then I can specify a SINGLE dir (namely "date1") and not use -R. [I can't just specify a single HOST in the current arrangement because there are far more dates than hsots and that causes a huge directory scan that runs rsync out of memory.] The other tragic thing about this whole shebang is that, even though I'm doing successive runs pivoting around a date (e.g., each run uses the immediately-preceeding dir as its link-dest), I can't save the directory scan...