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From: Henry smith <getzz11@yahoo.com>
Subject: bash or something ??
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How to make normal user can't see the whole system ?

ex:

login: test

when I do 'ps x',

I can see other users process, or even root's process.
How to make when I do 'ps x' only show the proccess
that runs under user 'test' ?

Thanks.

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