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Question sudoers and sudo
Hi,

on solaris 10, I have two users : user1 and user2

I want to create User_Alias and Cmnd_Alias to allow them to execute a command without prompting for sudo password.

command I want these users should be able to run is '/usr/bin/su - abcd' . Also user1 and 2 need not type the 'abcd' user's password.

please let me know how can I do this using visudo

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without using aliases:

user1 ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /bin/su - abcd


for further help feel free to read the man page.
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without using aliases:

user1 ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /bin/su - abcd


for further help feel free to read the man page.
what does the bold ALL mean ?
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what does the bold ALL mean ?
You're fired. Go read the man pages.
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If everyone starts reading man pages they would not need forums, I don't have time for man pages sorry !
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I don't have time for man pages sorry !
Find a new profession.
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so do you, is your job making people read man pages
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