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Originally Posted by BSDfan666
Right, but that doesn't stop someone from gaining access to the file if they steal the drive...
All they have to do is use their root account...
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It doesnt make any sense
Probably you meant to say the drive should be formatted as ffs instead of ufs to prevent the read permission from bad guy?
1. ufs and ffs are identical.
2. Once he got the drive, mounting as ufs or ffs is
his choice, you have no control here.
3. Also, once the bad guy physically possesses the drive, I dont think ufs, ffs or any fs can stop him from accessing the drive, as long as it is not encrypted, corrupted.
My 2 cents