Red Squirrel
No Lifer
Chmod lulz
Yeah I tend to do that, but in a proper security setting I should not have to open security up for it to work.
Linux needs 2 things: File permission/owner inheritance, and file permission similarity across machines without ahving to depend on user IDs being the same, ex: there needs to be an actual authentication that happens. The way it works now is actually not all that secure. Anyone can plug a Linux PC on a network, make a user with specific user ID and access NFS shares. It only looks for the IDs. You can setup some kerberos stuff but it's super complicated. It needs to be built in.
