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Hi everyone!
While i'm doing my experiment on shutdown command. I noticed that
an ordinary user can shutdown/reboot a server using their own password. As
far as i know, ordinary user can only shutdown, reboot a server provided
he/she knows the root password or a user was added in /etc/shutdown.allow.
I just want to know if my thinking is right. I need your comments
guys/guls, is this a bug or i maybe wrong lang.. :). Btw, i'm using RH6.2.
Thank you and God Bless!
network slave
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