05-03-2018, 10:28 PM
Thanks for answers.
First off - just an addition to my first post: What I does is I tries to use two separate users (both is actually me as I'm the only physical user of the laptop) where user2 is the one that deals with sensitive files (passwords, etc...), as an alternative to using temporary encryption such as Veracrypt. So far it seems to be the way to go, but I need to be able to put some files to a common location so both users can access, regardless which user have created the file or folder.
[member=47]Scott[/member] - fat is not the right thing for me as I think it is a nice thing to be able to restrict access of some users but not all. And with fat I won't be able to save very large files.
[member=5916]trinidad[/member] - I'm not into databases so I'm not sure where that answer leads to. Why should I want to convert it into a database?
First off - just an addition to my first post: What I does is I tries to use two separate users (both is actually me as I'm the only physical user of the laptop) where user2 is the one that deals with sensitive files (passwords, etc...), as an alternative to using temporary encryption such as Veracrypt. So far it seems to be the way to go, but I need to be able to put some files to a common location so both users can access, regardless which user have created the file or folder.
[member=47]Scott[/member] - fat is not the right thing for me as I think it is a nice thing to be able to restrict access of some users but not all. And with fat I won't be able to save very large files.
[member=5916]trinidad[/member] - I'm not into databases so I'm not sure where that answer leads to. Why should I want to convert it into a database?
I won't let an old, but fully functional computer die just because some company tell me that they won't make no more security updates to their OS. Thanks Linux 