The save command is invoked during a save server-initiated.
So, if you change permissions, there may be a possibility to deny save for all 
users.

Denis

----- "tremblyj" <networker-forum AT BACKUPCENTRAL DOT COM> a écrit :

> Can you not just change the permission on the save command in
> /usr/sbin directory so that your users cannot execute it?  In windows,
> you can set security on executables as well as adjust group policy.
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