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Hiding Specific partition from a non-sudo user
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Is there anyway to prevent a non-sudo user from seeing specific partition?
lets say "/data" partition?
I know that i can prevent the user from accessing the directory, but i preffer to hide it from the user.
is there any option like that?
Thanks
linux ubuntu partition
asked yesterday
ChinChenChinChen
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Is there anyway to prevent a non-sudo user from seeing specific partition?
lets say "/data" partition?
I know that i can prevent the user from accessing the directory, but i preffer to hide it from the user.
is there any option like that?
Thanks
linux ubuntu partition
asked yesterday
ChinChenChinChen
111
You could hide the folder if you put it below another folder where user no execute rights, but I don't think you can totally hide a partition: e.g.lsblk,mountordfwork withoutrootand show the partitions.
– RoVo
yesterday
partition or filesystem / mount-point?
– Jeff Schaller♦
yesterday
Hello, thanks for the quick answer @RoVo. yes im talking about mount or partition ( the one that we can hide , if possible) currently im looking for any solution , my problem is not about where to store the data (partition/mount) but to hide it from non-sudo user
– ChinChen
yesterday
@JeffSchaller yes im talking about mount or partition ( the one that we can hide , if possible) currently im looking for any solution , my problem is not about where to store the data (partition/mount) but to hide it from non-sudo use
– ChinChen
yesterday
You might want to investigate mount namespaces. This won't give you the sudo vs non-sudo but it does let you "hide" a mount, making them only available to a particular group of processes.
– Philip Couling
yesterday
add a comment |
Is there anyway to prevent a non-sudo user from seeing specific partition?
lets say "/data" partition?
I know that i can prevent the user from accessing the directory, but i preffer to hide it from the user.
is there any option like that?
Thanks
linux ubuntu partition
asked yesterday
ChinChenChinChen
111
Is there anyway to prevent a non-sudo user from seeing specific partition?
lets say "/data" partition?
I know that i can prevent the user from accessing the directory, but i preffer to hide it from the user.
is there any option like that?
Thanks
linux ubuntu partition
linux ubuntu partition
asked yesterday
ChinChenChinChen
111
asked yesterday
ChinChenChinChen
111
asked yesterday
ChinChenChinChen
111
asked yesterday
ChinChenChinChen
111
asked yesterday
ChinChenChinChen
111
111
You could hide the folder if you put it below another folder where user no execute rights, but I don't think you can totally hide a partition: e.g.lsblk,mountordfwork withoutrootand show the partitions.
– RoVo
yesterday
partition or filesystem / mount-point?
– Jeff Schaller♦
yesterday
Hello, thanks for the quick answer @RoVo. yes im talking about mount or partition ( the one that we can hide , if possible) currently im looking for any solution , my problem is not about where to store the data (partition/mount) but to hide it from non-sudo user
– ChinChen
yesterday
@JeffSchaller yes im talking about mount or partition ( the one that we can hide , if possible) currently im looking for any solution , my problem is not about where to store the data (partition/mount) but to hide it from non-sudo use
– ChinChen
yesterday
You might want to investigate mount namespaces. This won't give you the sudo vs non-sudo but it does let you "hide" a mount, making them only available to a particular group of processes.
– Philip Couling
yesterday
add a comment |
You could hide the folder if you put it below another folder where user no execute rights, but I don't think you can totally hide a partition: e.g.lsblk,mountordfwork withoutrootand show the partitions.
– RoVo
yesterday
partition or filesystem / mount-point?
– Jeff Schaller♦
yesterday
Hello, thanks for the quick answer @RoVo. yes im talking about mount or partition ( the one that we can hide , if possible) currently im looking for any solution , my problem is not about where to store the data (partition/mount) but to hide it from non-sudo user
– ChinChen
yesterday
@JeffSchaller yes im talking about mount or partition ( the one that we can hide , if possible) currently im looking for any solution , my problem is not about where to store the data (partition/mount) but to hide it from non-sudo use
– ChinChen
yesterday
You might want to investigate mount namespaces. This won't give you the sudo vs non-sudo but it does let you "hide" a mount, making them only available to a particular group of processes.
– Philip Couling
yesterday
You could hide the folder if you put it below another folder where user no execute rights, but I don't think you can totally hide a partition: e.g.
lsblk, mount or df work without root and show the partitions.– RoVo
yesterday
You could hide the folder if you put it below another folder where user no execute rights, but I don't think you can totally hide a partition: e.g.
lsblk, mount or df work without root and show the partitions.– RoVo
yesterday
partition or filesystem / mount-point?
– Jeff Schaller♦
yesterday
partition or filesystem / mount-point?
– Jeff Schaller♦
yesterday
Hello, thanks for the quick answer @RoVo. yes im talking about mount or partition ( the one that we can hide , if possible) currently im looking for any solution , my problem is not about where to store the data (partition/mount) but to hide it from non-sudo user
– ChinChen
yesterday
Hello, thanks for the quick answer @RoVo. yes im talking about mount or partition ( the one that we can hide , if possible) currently im looking for any solution , my problem is not about where to store the data (partition/mount) but to hide it from non-sudo user
– ChinChen
yesterday
@JeffSchaller yes im talking about mount or partition ( the one that we can hide , if possible) currently im looking for any solution , my problem is not about where to store the data (partition/mount) but to hide it from non-sudo use
– ChinChen
yesterday
@JeffSchaller yes im talking about mount or partition ( the one that we can hide , if possible) currently im looking for any solution , my problem is not about where to store the data (partition/mount) but to hide it from non-sudo use
– ChinChen
yesterday
You might want to investigate mount namespaces. This won't give you the sudo vs non-sudo but it does let you "hide" a mount, making them only available to a particular group of processes.
– Philip Couling
yesterday
You might want to investigate mount namespaces. This won't give you the sudo vs non-sudo but it does let you "hide" a mount, making them only available to a particular group of processes.
– Philip Couling
yesterday
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You could hide the folder if you put it below another folder where user no execute rights, but I don't think you can totally hide a partition: e.g.
lsblk,mountordfwork withoutrootand show the partitions.– RoVo
yesterday
partition or filesystem / mount-point?
– Jeff Schaller♦
yesterday
Hello, thanks for the quick answer @RoVo. yes im talking about mount or partition ( the one that we can hide , if possible) currently im looking for any solution , my problem is not about where to store the data (partition/mount) but to hide it from non-sudo user
– ChinChen
yesterday
@JeffSchaller yes im talking about mount or partition ( the one that we can hide , if possible) currently im looking for any solution , my problem is not about where to store the data (partition/mount) but to hide it from non-sudo use
– ChinChen
yesterday
You might want to investigate mount namespaces. This won't give you the sudo vs non-sudo but it does let you "hide" a mount, making them only available to a particular group of processes.
– Philip Couling
yesterday