On Sun, 18 Mar 2012, Ken Stephens wrote:
> That second user may need to be the variable %{user} . Unless you really
> do have a directory /home/<user>/....
Ken,
Let me be very specific. In /home/pamela/shell-scripts is the file
homenet.sh. That file has one line: 'cp /etc/resolv.conf.home
/etc/resolv.conf'. What I want is to add a line to /home/pamela/.bash_logout
that runs the shell script. Or, more simply, put the one liner in her
~/.bash_logout.
Copying the file in /etc requires root privileges and she does not have
root permissions.
I assume that for the command to run in her ~/.bash_logout an entry in
/etc/sudoers must be made. However, despite how many times I read the sudo
man page and web pages with examples of the sudoers file I still don't grok
what that line in /etc/sudoers needs to be so a user can copy one file to
another in /etc.
Confused,
Rich
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