: OdesÃlatel: Jim Penny <jpenny@universal-fasteners.com> : > Another solution - what about samba server at local machine and smbfs : > mounted to the same machine? : > : > localfs_user1 --> smbfs_mountedfolder_user1 --> /home/user1 : > localfs_user2 --> smbfs_mountedfolder_user2 --> /home/user2 : > etc... : > : > Mounting like (single line): : > : > mount -t smbfs -o uid=xxx,gid=xxx,username=user1,password=ffffff : > //localhost/mountpointuser1 /zope_localfs/user1 : > : > : > You only need to hide this file from reading at all, allow executing only. : > Rights like --x--x--x root root : : I am unclear what you mean by this file. Are you talking about the : mount script here? Or are you talking about /zope_localfs/user1? About mount script. /zope_localfs/user1 will have rights to zope access. But it will be good, if /zope_localfs will have directory above, eg. /zope_hide/zope_localfs... /zope_hide will does not have a "RWX" attribute for anybody, so anybody except root will does not see content of /zope_hide. Regards JL.