Sun Microsystems Netscape Enterprise Server, Administrator'S Manual

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Chapter 14, Controlling Access to Your Server 353
Access Control Examples
5.
Click the Deny link. In the bottom frame that appears, check Allow, and
then click Update.
6.
Click the “all” link in the top frame. Uncheck the Write and Delete access
rights.
This means users cannot add or remove files, but they can view them and
run any applications in the directories. Click Update.
7.
Click New Line to create a rule for the owner of the directory. Check Allow
for the second rule.
8.
Click the “anyone” link. In the bottom frame, type
me
in the User field.
Click Update.
9.
Uncheck Continue for both the first and second rules.
This means that the server ignores any ACLs for other URIs, directories, or
files under the URI you specified in Step 3. The frame should look like the
one in Figure 14.7.
Figure 14.7 Restricting access to a URI (path) in the document root
10.
Click Submit and save and apply your changes.
The entry in the
generated.https- serverid .acl
file for this example
looks like this:
acl "uri=/my_directory";
allow absolute (read,execute,list,info)
user = "anyone";
allow absolute (all)
user = "me";