User AD settings: root

This document contains sample filesystem access domain configuration listing for the root user. As can be seen below, the configuration is very simple having only the root's home in its default filesystem access domain. And this should be sufficient configuration for just about any ordinary user in the system. You would want web admin to have access to web server's configuration dir in which case you would put the dir in the user's default filesystem access domain.

To add an element to user's filesystem access domain use (don't forget, before "playing" with users, create user structure with adadm -U -c user): adadm -U -a <username> <path_to_file>

N.B. For each user you want to be able to log in you must add his home dir to his default filesystem access domain.

User structure for root (0)
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RO Access Domain Group:  
RW Access Domain Group:  

Default Access Domain Elements:
/root                          [2050/1661378]