Overlapping rights ?

From: Luc Stepniewski <luc.stepniewski@c2a.fr>
Subject: Overlapping rights ?
Date: 14 Oct 1999 10:14:19 +0200

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Hello,

I'm discovering RSBAC, so my knowledge level about RSBAC is really low :-)
I've looked at the example scripts in the admin tarball (are there other
usage examples available anywhere ?, I learn much faster with examples,
but with RSBAC, they are really rare :-).

About the home_area.sh example, I'd like to ask some questions:
When applying the script, a default user is restricted from writing outside
/home (which is normal), but another user, like root is restricted from
accessing in the /home directory.
Another problem is that normal users can't anymore write in /tmp. How can I
allow normal users read/write access in /home AND /tmp. Making /tmp  a
'Home area type' is not a solution, as it prevents root (and other System
admin, Role Admin) from accessing it :-(

How can I do this ?

Thanks,
Luc
Ps: Is there an archive of the mailing list ?
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