Sorry, I should have explained myself more. I am wanting to allow a specific user to be able to manage the user accounts on a box (through something like webmin - so sudo won't work in this instance), but I really don't want to let them have the root password. Is this possible?
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Robert Dege
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sudo.
Gives regular users root privs. The sudoers files can restrict what
programs certain users have access to.
-Rob
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> Is it possible to setup a user that is not root (and does not have all of
> the privs that root has) who can create/modify/delete user accounts? If
> so, what needs to be done.
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> chris
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