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sudo, or not sudo: that is the question
Thu, 07 Feb 2008 16:00:00 GMT
If you've dabbled even a little bit with security matters, you know that giving root rights or the root password to a common user is a bad idea. But what do you do if a user has a valid need to do something that absolutely requires root rights? The answer is simple: use sudo to grant the user the needed permissions without letting him have the root password, and limit access to a minimum. Source... |
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