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Sudo error
I want give a user "sar" permission, so I modify the sudoers file: unix1 is the group for users can use sar command
Cmnd_Alias RUN_SAR = /usr/sbin/sar User_Alias UNIX1_USERS = %unix1 UNIX1_USERS ALL = NOPASSWD:RUN_SAR However, when I run sar command, it shows: $ sar 1 4 sar: The file access permissions do not allow the specified action. |
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02-28-2008
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sudo /usr/sbin/sar 1 4 Though, perhaps the use of parameters might still produce errors... Check your sudo manpages for more info... Regards. |
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