On 04 Sep 2000 06:39 SoloCDM wrote:
>Is there a way to attach a notice to a command that gives the user a
>message and stops the command from executing?
Move the original command to another directory and replace it with a script with the
same name. This may break other scripts.
If you need to control access to certain commands, then just make them executable only
by the owner and the group:
chmod 770 filename
This may also break some scripts and utilities that do not run as root.
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