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root privileges
Hello,
As admin with root rights, to execute any command from another user without password-ask, I do : su - <user> -c "<cmd>" But how can I do to give the same rights to another physical user without using root user ?  I've try to create another user "toor" with the same primary and secondary groups than root user but the password is asked each time... Thanks. |
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