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01-11-2004 07:33 PM
01-11-2004 07:33 PM
I would like to allow some non-root users to use 'init q'. These users are a kind of super-users but I don't want them to know the root password, but they should have the ability to run 'init q'.
From the postings I understand SUDO would be a great tool for this, but I can't figure out the syntax of the 'sudoers'-config file.
Can someone give me an example of such a config file to allow one user to execute 'init q' ?
Greetings,
Chris MARREEL
From the postings I understand SUDO would be a great tool for this, but I can't figure out the syntax of the 'sudoers'-config file.
Can someone give me an example of such a config file to allow one user to execute 'init q' ?
Greetings,
Chris MARREEL
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01-11-2004 07:46 PM
01-11-2004 07:46 PM
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Hi
http://www.aplawrence.com/Basics/sudo.html
Steve Steel
http://www.aplawrence.com/Basics/sudo.html
Steve Steel
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01-11-2004 08:43 PM
01-11-2004 08:43 PM
Re: SUDO-config to allow non-root users use "init q"
Or set up a restricted SAM menu to let users run this command.
Knowledge speaks. Wisdom listens...
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01-11-2004 11:58 PM
01-11-2004 11:58 PM
Re: SUDO-config to allow non-root users use "init q"
Steve,
Thank you for pointing me to this basic-manual for using SUDO.
With this information I have configured SUDO and it works.
Wonderfull.
Greetings,
Chris MARREEL
Thank you for pointing me to this basic-manual for using SUDO.
With this information I have configured SUDO and it works.
Wonderfull.
Greetings,
Chris MARREEL
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