[ale] Sudo use in script
hirsch at zapmedia.com
hirsch at zapmedia.com
Fri Oct 19 09:04:09 EDT 2001
Gary MacKay writes:
> I presume it goes against all security measures, but I'll ask anyway. I
> need a way for a script that runs as a user to be able to issue a "kill
> -HUP xxx' command. I've entered the user's name in the /etc/sudoers
> file, but that has a time limit thing. Is there any way to do this?
What do you mean by the "time limit thing"? You can setup sudo to
allow a user to run a particular command as a particular user without
a password.
I have to admit that the /etc/sudoers file often confuses me, so I'm
not going to give an example. But in principle it is all documenter.
Just "man sudoers". Look for NOPASSWD.
--Michael
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