Password Protect One Folder inside Another Folder

[Wade Smart]

11132005 0938 GMT-5

Im a bit new to the Users and Groups thing so, let me ask.
If Im logged in and I require access to that 1 folder, does that mean I 
have to log out, then log in again and then get to that folder?

That is the thing. If the above is so then I cant do that.  However, if 
I can click on a folder and enter a password to get in, that is exactly 
what I need to do.

Wade



Luis Murillo wrote:

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>I agree with Vram, why not simply create different users and groups? IMO
>this would be better, not because it's the Ubuntu way or not, but
>because it makes more sense, at least to me it does.
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>>I would argue that password prospect is no the Ubuntu way
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>>I would create anothe  user and group
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>>Then make everyone who need access to that file part of the group and
>>have group  permission   rwx
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>>Let me know if this dosen't make sense...
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>>Vram
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