RE: Hearing the truth??
"OBrien, Brennan" <[email protected]> Thu, 19 Feb 2004 15:36:04 -0800
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.security.sun |
|---|---|
| Message-ID | <88A237F0F2A83949BB50CA3CFB577B370243EADF@US-TRILLIUM.columbia.csc> |
I wanted to thank everyone who responded. I was literally inundated with thoughts and ideas, and they really allowed me to get a grasp of some of the broader issues we're dealing with. Thanks everyone! This is what a good newsgroup should always be about! Brennan > I've got an interesting situation at the office I could use some advice > on. I'm being asked from a security perspective whether the following > statement (made by our Unix admins) could be considered true: > > "The only way you can delete a user account on a unix environment is to > write a series of scripts to eliminate file associations." > > So, while I don't disagree with the logic, is this actually the case > that there are no commercial tools available to assist in this arena, > and the only method of deleting a user on a system safely and > effectively is to write a bunch of scripts on your own? This just begs > to be a problem solved by a commercial entity if it's actually the case. > > > We're in a Sun environment. Some thoughts would be appreciated.