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by Rocke Robertso » Sat, 30 Mar 2002 01:48:36
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by Venkat » Sat, 30 Mar 2002 08:50:57
if user1 user2 user3 user4 are non root users then it is easy..
only user1 knows the passwd of the user 2 3 and 4 it is so easy..
and only user1 can do su - user1 user2 user3 with the passwd.
Hope this helps..
/v
> > Friends,
> > I need to restrict users doing a su to a selected group of users. Like user1
> > should be able to su to user2 but not user3 and user4.Iam sure one needs to
> > use sudo to achieve this. Is there any other way other than role based
> > access control lists and sudo. iam running Solaris 8.0
> > I tried to configure this in suo but somehow it doesntseem to work. Any
> > clue?
> > Thanks in advance
> > Kumar
> Its a hack, but you could write a quick wrapper around su.
> Hope this helps.
by paul y » Sun, 31 Mar 2002 01:29:25
> if user1 user2 user3 user4 are non root users then it is easy..
> only user1 knows the passwd of the user 2 3 and 4 it is so easy..
> and only user1 can do su - user1 user2 user3 with the passwd.
> Hope this helps..
> /v
> > > Friends,
> > > I need to restrict users doing a su to a selected group of users. Like user1
> > > should be able to su to user2 but not user3 and user4.Iam sure one needs to
> > > use sudo to achieve this. Is there any other way other than role based
> > > access control lists and sudo. iam running Solaris 8.0
> > > I tried to configure this in suo but somehow it doesntseem to work. Any
> > > clue?
> > > Thanks in advance
> > > Kumar
> > Its a hack, but you could write a quick wrapper around su.
> > Hope this helps.
by Rakesh Vidyadhara » Sun, 31 Mar 2002 02:16:09
> Friends,
> I need to restrict users doing a su to a selected group of users. Like user1
> should be able to su to user2 but not user3 and user4.Iam sure one needs to
> use sudo to achieve this. Is there any other way other than role based
> access control lists and sudo. iam running Solaris 8.0
> I tried to configure this in suo but somehow it doesntseem to work. Any
> clue?
> Thanks in advance
> Kumar
Rakesh
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1. need to restrict users doing a su to a selected group of users
Friends,
I need to restrict users doing a su to a selected group of users. Like user1
should be able to su to user2 but not user3 and user4.Iam sure one needs to
use sudo to achieve this. Is there any other way other than role based
access control lists and sudo. iam running Solaris 8.0
I tried to configure this in suo but somehow it doesntseem to work. Any
clue?
Thanks in advance
Kumar
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