Allow view of a image but blocking copy, edition and save as in Ubuntu
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I saw this enter link description here but it does refer to block a copy of a file.
Is it possible to define a file or a diretory to allow a user to view the images but blocks:
a) print screen
b) copy files
c) disables a save as option in the viewer program.
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permissions files print-screen
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I saw this enter link description here but it does refer to block a copy of a file.
Is it possible to define a file or a diretory to allow a user to view the images but blocks:
a) print screen
b) copy files
c) disables a save as option in the viewer program.
Thank you
permissions files print-screen
asked Nov 28 at 19:42
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Not at a linux permissions level. That'd have to be an application level setting, and that's likely nonstandard to the permissions structure (and therefore no way to set it0
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 20:10
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I saw this enter link description here but it does refer to block a copy of a file.
Is it possible to define a file or a diretory to allow a user to view the images but blocks:
a) print screen
b) copy files
c) disables a save as option in the viewer program.
Thank you
permissions files print-screen
asked Nov 28 at 19:42
Kaf
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I saw this enter link description here but it does refer to block a copy of a file.
Is it possible to define a file or a diretory to allow a user to view the images but blocks:
a) print screen
b) copy files
c) disables a save as option in the viewer program.
Thank you
permissions files print-screen
permissions files print-screen
asked Nov 28 at 19:42
Kaf
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asked Nov 28 at 19:42
Kaf
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asked Nov 28 at 19:42
Kaf
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asked Nov 28 at 19:42
Kaf
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asked Nov 28 at 19:42
Kaf
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Not at a linux permissions level. That'd have to be an application level setting, and that's likely nonstandard to the permissions structure (and therefore no way to set it0
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 20:10
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Not at a linux permissions level. That'd have to be an application level setting, and that's likely nonstandard to the permissions structure (and therefore no way to set it0
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 20:10
Not at a linux permissions level. That'd have to be an application level setting, and that's likely nonstandard to the permissions structure (and therefore no way to set it0
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 20:10
Not at a linux permissions level. That'd have to be an application level setting, and that's likely nonstandard to the permissions structure (and therefore no way to set it0
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 20:10
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Not at a linux permissions level. That'd have to be an application level setting, and that's likely nonstandard to the permissions structure (and therefore no way to set it0
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 20:10