Root Privileges
[295 byte] By [haw_9368a] at [2007-11-27 8:04:48] 
Hi,I have a question here, I have installed messaging using root to install, which means now stop and start messaging service requires root as well. My customer require me to assign this rights to a non-root user, do you know how to achieve that? Sorry, I am a newbie.Thanks
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Hi,Use a sudo matrix - that is the standard means of granting non-root users access to root-required applications. I suggest researching sudo via google.Regards,Shane.shane_hjortha at 2007-7-12 19:47:15 >
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