>
> This is AFAIK only possible because you are a member of the
> System:Administrators group, which is the Coda equivalent of `root'. A
hmmm, I just took myself out of System:Administrators (via pdbtool), did
cunlog, kclog, and tried again...I was able to still chown root and chmod u+s
my binary that creates the root shell.
> #!/bin/sh
> bin = "$0.real"
> if [ -x "$bin" ];
> sudo "$bin" $*
> fi
What about commands that are run non-interactively such as out of cron?
How does AFS handle this issue?
Scott
