Dear Steven,
I am the one who confirmed about the implementation of the Linux Security Policies.
I did my homework on PAM, SELinux, shell scripting and came to conclusion of writing shell scripts for implementing those policies.
As I mentioned in my previous thread, my policies are from the custom server and include enabling/disabling ftp, rlogin, rsh, telnet to particular user.
Here whenever the user logs into the system, my script would get executed and the permissions are setted accordingly.
In the scripts, I am changing the group of the executables and setting the permissions using the chmod command.
The point that I want to confirm with you is that changing the permissions like this for every user as soon as he logs into the system is feasible or not.
Regards,
Bhaskar.
