> I am running Redhat Linux 4.1 on an Intel box, and need to allow a few
> non-root users to change users passwords, and user accounts, etc.
However,
> I don't want these non-root users to have access to the root account and
> privileges. I would appreciate any pointers and/or advices here.
Broken record time. You need Sudo - a utility to allow restricted root
access
http://www.courtesan.com/sudo/
It's dead simple to set up although the config file is a bit of a puzzler,
at least if you go by the documentation in the package. Otherwise, there is
a sample config file on the above web site (somewhere) that is complete, and
straightforward to understand.
David
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