Robin Bowes wrote:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
So one of the requests I've gotten a lot is how can I run cobbler as
non-root.
Er, won't sudo take care of this?
well cobbler will still run as root, won't it ;)
a side effect of using sudo to run cobbler commands is that you get some
sort of accounting of commands run for "free" in syslog which i think is
kinda nice.
Although - using ACLs is may be a more elegant solution since it should
help lock down some sites where you want junior admins building systems,
but don't trust them with sudo yet.
just my two bits though...
-p
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