sudo and commands with parameters
Todd C. Miller
Todd.Miller at courtesan.com
Mon Jul 9 10:25:01 EDT 2001
In message <549AB966B45DD311A58A0000E86CEA8D0CAED645 at postoffice.btitele.com>
so spake David Edward Shapiro (David.Edward.Shapiro):
> I want to give access to a very specific command, for example, chown bubba
> bubba.txt, but I am not sure how to set up a command alias to have more than
> just the command (i.e., /bin/chown instead of of the command with parameters
> -- /bin/chown bubba bubba.txt). visuduo complains when I put the
> parameters (I tried it in quotes too). What's the magic?
Unless you have a really really old sudo the following should work:
user HOST = /bin/chown bubba bubba.txt
- todd
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