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Hi guys...

how can a root assign a user all or most of the root privileges?
is sudoer comand enough 4 this?
thx alot..
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This question has been asked before. Use the 'search' option. It is also important to provide the OS you are using as they are not all created equally.

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actuallly the command is sudo... the file is /etc/sudoers on most unix flavors...

If you "man sudo" you will find a great deal on it....
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