Thomas,
Could you please elaborate on this ? Where do I need to use sudo ?
Thanks
Thomas Anders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Deepak Sulakhe wrote:
> We have installed, net-snmp on Linux platform. We have an application which
> provides Graphical User Interface(GUI) to configure snmpd.conf file. Once
> user performs configuration, this GUI based application sends command "pkill
> -SIGHUP -U root snmpd" so that snmpd service re-initialises itself with new
> values specified in snmpd.conf file.
> The problem start here, GUI based application is owned by user who is not
> root hence this application would not be able to execute above mentioned
> command. Even if it executes "pkill -SIGHUP -U snmpd" command, snmpd service
> does not re-initialises itself because the owner of snmpd service is "root".
> Is there any way by which GUI based application (whose owner is not root) can
> re-initialise snmpd service ?
"sudo" can solve problems like these.
+Thomas
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