Tom Holroyd wrote:
On Tue, 2008-02-19 at 05:14 -0500, arunbkn@xxxxxx wrote:
How can I disable USB ports of my client PCs, such that USB ports will
not be used for mass storage media (pen drives , etc) where as enable
for other purposes such as printer, etc.
Tell your users not to do that. If you can't trust them not to put a USB
stick into the computer I don't see why you're letting them use the
computer in the first place.
<snide remark>or let them use _my_ computer, which after upgrading,
F5 -> F7 -> F8, now behaves exactly like you want, which pisses me off
enormously. I.e., USB drives appear in /proc/partitions but won't
mount.</snide>
Dr. Tom
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And he who would not languish amongst men, must learn to drink out of
all glasses; and he who would keep clean amongst men, must know how to
wash himself even with dirty water. Thus spoke Zarathustra.
What about using SELINUX. Isn't this part of the idea behind SELINUX?
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Robin Laing
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