Hello, Ryan.
We have a 'mimic' command for such support persons. A support person may mimic
any user in the same ${department}, as long as they are in the
${department}-admin unix group. This is enabled with a sudoers config line per
dept and an SSH key per user restricted to the local
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> Does anyone have a particularly polished way of offering access to user
files to non-root users for the purposes of job troubleshooting or the
like?
acl[0] would do the job nicely, just make sure the filesystem in question
is mounted with the acl option then, a user experiencing problems can
Does anyone have a particularly polished way of offering access to user files
to non-root users for the purposes of job troubleshooting or the like? We have
scientists that work with users to find out the more software-based/user-error
type of reasons that jobs won’t run (and sometimes to