Hello:
Try this:
To enable PPP for normal users -
1) set the SUID bit on pppd
# chmod +s /usr/sbin/pppd
2) To allow user to (de)activate ppp links
Select Linuxconf -> Client Tasks -> PPP/SLIP/PLIP -> ppp0 and toggle
[] Allow any user (de)activate the interface as on.
-- Shanu
Sukrit Mehra saw fit to inform LIH that:
>When I log on into my computer as non-root user I have to give root
>password everytime I access kppp and shutdown. How do i avoid this? I
>want that all users should be able to shutdown and dial out but not be
>able to change kpp setup.
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