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i want to add privilages for users to install sth on user account not in whole server. how can i do this
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superuserek wrote: ↑Fri 12. May 2023, 09:51 i want to add privilages for users to install sth on user account not in whole server. how can i do this
You should clarify what you mean with "something".

Debian Packages: No, only system wide installation.

If your using Ubuntu, snaps are in a personal sandbox.

And all node.js stuff can be installed on a per user base.
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what does mean system wide? what is snap? can user install snap packages via ssh only for him/her account
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superuserek wrote: ↑Fri 12. May 2023, 12:49 what does mean system wide? what is snap? can user install snap packages via ssh only for him/her account
System wide: For all users.
Snap: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snap_(software)
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