This is kind of scary! I removed /etc/init.d directory! How can I recover this directory? I know that if I restart my computer now I won't see my linux again!
Please advice!
I'm looking for an application like VisualSVN in order to manage repositories and also User Access. For example you can create users and assign them to specific projects.
It doesn't matter which version control it works with. If it works with SVN, GIT or Mercurial then it would be perfect.
Any suggestions?
Which one is better for user management, adding users to special repo and grant special permissions on them (Read or Write).
SVN or GIT ?
Okay here is the situation, I bought a hosting server that gives me version control and ssh access. I'm working on a big project that needs team work so I need at least 10 person around the globe to work on the project,.
this is the structure of the project:
/home/site1
/home/site2
/home/site3
3 of those 10 person work on site1, other 3 on site2, and other 4 work on site3. And the first 3 person who work on site1 should NOT be able to access to site2 and site3 and so on.
I have only one username on my server which is the one my hosting gave me which i have to give it to my team workers.
Any suggestions?
I want to know the risks and dangers of this situation where a hacker have access to my SSH server with a user account that has only access to home directory and can read,write and execute commands. He does not have access to critical system folders and files, just the home.
How can he harm the windows server?
Suppose use can ssh to the server and can execure FTP and connect to other sources, download a virus and execute it.
Is it possible to force user to execute only some known commands?
I have a windows server with a project configured with a revision control system. Suppose it's GIT or SVN or .... Suppose there are 10 people around the globe working on this project.
The first thing that comes in to mind is to secure the connection between these programmer and the server with SSH. but my problem is that the a hacker can destroy the server if he gets the SSH username and password user account (tell me if i'm wrong).
So I need a secure way to let thoes programmers push their revision to the server. Any ideas would be lovely
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