[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
pardon but imho sudo is used to restrict access to root utilities without
giving away root privileges too easily. the original question was
restricting most commands that are available for normal users. or can sudo
be used the other way around?Yup, it seems a lot of people are just answering for the purpose of saying something. Even if its misleading.
ciao!
Reynald I. Ngo writes:
> At 03:41 PM 6/5/2003 +0800, Marc Chan wrote:
>
> sudo would be your friend.
>
>> Can I restrict my users with shell accounts to access only specific
>> commands?
>> example : user 1 can only access cp, rm, mv while
>> user 2 can access cp, rm, mv, pico and wget
>> and all other command are disabled.
>> Any ideas on .bashrc?? or .bash_profile? or ?
>
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