At 14:48 23/10/2002 +0100, you wrote:
I ran update on the kiosk - sudo now works properly.
Oh joy.
nick@nexnix
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From: "Nick Lindsell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I (nick) can reboot or shutdown from my normal user account without using
> root passwd.
as it was pointed some days ago on this list, any user can issue de reboot
command
not the shutdown, but yes the reboot...
or you could always use CONTROL+ALT+DEL
Hi List,
I'm trying to set up a user account that can reboot the machine
without entering a passwd. (It's for a kiosk - no network connection and
no data so security isn't a high priority).
Sudoers is what is usually used in this situation but I cannot get it
to work on the kios
g a little problem with /etc/sudoers that I hope someone can help me
> with.
>
> Here's what I want to have in it:
>
> -- begin /etc/sudoers --
> Cmnd_Alias SHUTDOWN=/sbin/shutdown,/sbin/halt
> root ALL=(ALL) ALL
> leek ALL=SHUTDOWN
> -- end /etc/sudoers --
>
&g
Having a little problem with /etc/sudoers that I hope someone can help me
with.
Here's what I want to have in it:
-- begin /etc/sudoers --
Cmnd_Alias SHUTDOWN=/sbin/shutdown,/sbin/halt
root ALL=(ALL) ALL
leek ALL=SHUTDOWN
-- end /etc/sudoers --
...except visudo keeps telling me tha
