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I'm curious, now...(continued from yesterday)	by ChuckAB	2006-11-19 12:55:59
To carry on this thread I would really like to know how a file in a Linux file system can be protected even from the 'root' user. _{Yes, I'm a newbie.}
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Newbie root, huh?	by nin_man	2001-11-09 07:58:09
Ferarri? Nah...	by ChuckAB	2001-11-09 08:03:12
Lamborgini? Nah...	by glytch78	2001-11-09 10:44:41
I used to routinely drive	by JPaganel	2001-11-09 11:06:04
Well....	by glytch78	2001-11-09 12:55:08
My present car	by JPaganel	2001-11-09 13:37:17
You can get around that.	by Avium	2001-11-09 13:45:00
Check this out.	by glytch78	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Before I go that fast	by JPaganel	2001-11-09 15:01:10
Turning? At 290mph?	by Avium	2001-11-09 15:03:25
I was 17 when I crashed my first Ferrari ;)	by dire_lobo	2001-11-09 08:26:04
First?	by Eli	2001-11-09 14:33:30
Maybe it IS busy.	by aix tom	2001-11-09 08:03:03
When I get back ...	by ChuckAB	2001-11-09 08:17:04
talking about locking...	by SD Maruko-kun	2001-11-09 08:27:05
After further research...	by Avium	2001-11-09 09:49:51
On RTFMP ...	by ChuckAB	2001-11-09 10:01:33
What release?	by Avium	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Cool link! Thanks!	by ChuckAB	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Firewall?	by billb914	2001-11-09 12:34:49
Ah, yes. Smoothwall.	by Avium	2001-11-09 13:41:02
You	by mirage	2001-11-09 10:26:48
Another method...	by Arcanaloth	2001-11-09 12:39:27

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