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On 25-Jun-2002/10:11 +0530, "K.Deepak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>sudo is the answer for all your questions.
sudo is good, but it is overkill for this situation. He just needs to be
able to grant access to modify certain files to different people. T
Dear Ted,
sudo is the answer for all your questions. It is a
package which comes default with RedHat Linux 7.x series. please try out the
man pages or go to the following url for more information
http://www.courtesan.com/sudo/
Thanks
K.Deepak
Ted Gervais wrote:
> I am wo
groups are you friend. create a webadmin group, add everyone who needs to
update web pages to that group, then assign the group permissions to the
files they need access to, such as /var/www/html or whatever. or, you
could also use sudo to give "limited" root access to certain files and
command
--- Ted Gervais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
> I am wondering about how I can set up good control over the use of
> 'root'
> and file/directory ownership without hurting too many people.
>
> The situation is , our Club has a Computer that is maintained
> remotely
> through a dedicated inter
