le 30/04/2002, � 08:47,
> I have a user that requires admin rights on the server.
> This particular user is the webmaster but I'd rather not give the user the
> admin account. Just access so he can change file permissions on uploaded
> files through ftp.
> Please tell me it's possible...
> Please tell me I'm on the right path in adding the user's name to
> the "root" group in /etc/group and /etc/group-
> Of course, If there's a different approach to this, I'm all ears.
I was just answering private to Ari and I "mispelled" somehow Pdmenu to
Pfm, the last is perl file manager, the first is a menu driven shell,
that can be installed perfectly on SME (rpm whithout dependencies).
It's the perfect companion to sudo to restrict a user and to give him
two or three things to do, no more. No way to make a disaster...
In this case Bash is also your friend but pdmenu is very very easy to
customize...
Something like that : (10 sec...)
Pdmenu
------------Main Menu--------------
x Change your password x
x change right access for files in... x
x change right access for files in... x
x delete such directory etc... etc.. x
x x
x Exit x
-------------------------------------
there are also submenus, colors...
http://kitenet.net/programs/pdmenu/
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