FUSETrustees is software that implements the Linux Trustees rule-based ACL model using FUSE. It allows for easy management of permissions and security on Linux-based systems.
FUSETrustees is a software application that implements the Linux Trustees model of rule-based ACL using FUSE. It is a modified version of the original Linux Trustees code with many changes made, some of which are not very clean. One of the benefits of using FUSETrustees is that it eliminates the need to patch 2.4 kernels.
Installing FUSETrustees is relatively straightforward. The recommended method involves configuring the package for your system by running `./configure` in the directory containing the package's source code. If you are using `csh', you might have to run `sh ./configure' instead to avoid `csh' trying to execute `configure' itself. The configuration process can take some time, and you will see various messages about the features being checked.
Once you have configured FUSETrustees, use `make' to compile the package. Optionally, you can use `make check' to run any self-tests that come with the package. To install the programs, documentation, and data files, use `make install'. You can remove program binaries and object files by running `make clean'. If you want to remove the files created by `configure' so that you can compile the package for another computer system, you should use `make distclean'. The `make maintainer-clean' target is primarily for the developers of the package.
Overall, FUSETrustees is a useful software package that simplifies the implementation of rule-based ACL. It is easy to install and use, making it a valuable addition to any system administrator's toolkit.
Installing FUSETrustees is relatively straightforward. The recommended method involves configuring the package for your system by running `./configure` in the directory containing the package's source code. If you are using `csh', you might have to run `sh ./configure' instead to avoid `csh' trying to execute `configure' itself. The configuration process can take some time, and you will see various messages about the features being checked.
Once you have configured FUSETrustees, use `make' to compile the package. Optionally, you can use `make check' to run any self-tests that come with the package. To install the programs, documentation, and data files, use `make install'. You can remove program binaries and object files by running `make clean'. If you want to remove the files created by `configure' so that you can compile the package for another computer system, you should use `make distclean'. The `make maintainer-clean' target is primarily for the developers of the package.
Overall, FUSETrustees is a useful software package that simplifies the implementation of rule-based ACL. It is easy to install and use, making it a valuable addition to any system administrator's toolkit.
What's New
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