Salut, On Tue, 2006-09-26 at 11:09 -0700, Mike Kuriger wrote: > true, but sudo is for administrators. if a regular user needs root > access for anything, it's always just one or 2 commands which we make a > rule for. But true, it's very easy to get a root shell with sudo
What I meant to say is, if you give an user root privileges and the
ability to choose in any way what to run, you can't restrict him
anymore. (Even though the restriction seems to be a central point in
this thread.)
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