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Re: SECURING a directory and its contents

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From: Jim Johnson
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 13:03
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I think I am coming late into this discussion and have to guess at the
original question...

If you want selective directory security in a DOS environment, take a look
at DR DOS 6.0.

I agree that a real whiz kid can probally get past the passwords, but 99%
of your users won't even try, let alone succeed. But then if if has to be
that secure, you had best tightly control who has access to the equipment,
and lock the drives in a vault when not in use.

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