Hi there's
Mal ne Frage. Hab auf meinem Vorgänger Server (openSUSE 10.0) einen Benutzer "nobody"
Ist der ein Teil von Linux oder von openSUSE oder hat den mein Vorgänger erstellt ?
Der nobody besitzt eben alle Shares auf dem Fileserver.....was mir auch einleuchtet.....vom Namen her 
Hmm, hab was gefunden
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Zitat"To do network setups, the Apache HTTP server must start with root permissions. Specifically, it needs to bind itself to port 80 so that it can listen for requests and accept connections. Once it does this, Apache can give up its rights and run as nonroot user, as specified in its configuration files. By default, this is the user nobody." Steven Graham: Linux Administration, A User's Guide, p.287.
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Weiss sonst noch jemand was ? 
Yo hat sich also erledigt, kennen nun den "nobody"
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Nobody is a default username so you can run services under that user.
Such as run FTP as nobody.. or Apache web server as nobody..
this just helps you on a new system to run services as a non privileged user.
You would never want to run a service as Root.
You can create your own users, like nfsuser , apache, proftpd or vsftpd users so you can run those services as that.
It makes it easier to track down what things are doing what on a unix/linux system
