How do I allow multiple people to open my Access database? How can I allow multiple users to open an access database on a network share? Share a database by using a network folder The simplest way to share a database is to put it on a shared network folder Although this is the simplest method, it is also the most limited Before you consider this method, all the following conditions should be met: No more than a few people are expected to use the
runlevel + how to force multi user mode from run-level 3 we know that runlevl of multi user mode is N 5 but on our redhat 7 2 we get the following runlevel 5 3 what is the meaning of this run-level ? how to change this machine to multi user mode ( f
linux - VNC - two users at same time - Super User I've set up VNC on my desktop (Linux) and I'm not sure how to configure it so that there can be two users using the desktop at the same time? Is VNC the correct tool for this or will it only allow
Is there a way to have multiple remote desktops logged in . . . My problem is the following: I have an Ubuntu 20 04 installation (it is a VM, actually, but it should not be relevant), and four people need to connect to it, sometimes simultaneously Moreover, the
Can a Mac be used by multiple users at same time? - Super User Can a Mac be used by different users at the same time? I mean to say that we have a single Mac but 3 users Can they access the same machine remotely at the same time for developing applications on
ssh - Sharing a GNU Screen Session - Super User ^A :multiuser on ^A :acladd fred then tell fred to type: $ screen -x bob screen has to be installed as suid root for this to work (sudo chmod +s usr bin screen, this could be a security risk) there is more information about the acl-syntax on the screen man page - it is possible to share a screen session read only, for example
Selectively mount network drives for non-root users - Super User For NFS this happens automatically if you use sec=krb5* (Kerberos auth) or sys (UID-based authentication) For SMB CIFS it is activated using the multiuser mount option and primarily uses Kerberos as well If not using Kerberos, the username and password for each user needs to be loaded using the cifscreds tool
linux - Mount cifs for 2 users - Super User Use the multiuser mount option Also enable the pam_keyinit so and pam_cifscreds so PAM modules The latter will store the users' OS login passwords in the kernel, so that the cifs driver can use them to log in to the server If the usernames or passwords don't match between client server, pam_cifscreds won't work, but users can manually log in using cifscreds add (which also requires pam