secavfr's questions

My users are on Ubuntu running Docker and mounting directories in their sessions. The problem is that any non-existing directory or file mounted with Docker is owned by root.

I would like to allow my users to remove any root-owned file or directory under their $HOME directory with an /etc/sudoers directive. Something like :

# /!\ This is not working
%MyUsers ALL=NOPASSWD: /bin/rm $HOME/*

• Is it possible within /etc/sudoers ?
• What options do I have ?

Thanks for your help.

Using Docker-rootless mode is not an option for us.

I currently have an OpenVPN server running on a machine. My clients are able to connect to this VPN in order to access our internal apps and have the ability to browse internet.

I don't want my VPN users to browse with my server public IP address (from the websites point of vue).

So, is there a way and what is the best way to install an external VPN in order that the HTTP queries of my VPN users don't use my public server IP address ?

OS : Ubuntu 18.04 (bionic)

Thank you