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How can i allow a non-root user to start tcpdump? I have a perl script that should start tcpdump, then start a small test program, stop the test program, stop tcpdump and exit. This is for users w...
Zones: Linux Admin, PerlDate Answered: 08/19/2008 Views: 42
How do you allow a user in the sudoers file to use the command, 'cd' to change into a users home directory? Currently, I keep getting: sudo: cd: command not found thanks.
Zones: Linux Network Security, Linux, User Ma...Date Answered: 07/29/2008 Views: 5
I need to create a shell script which should send repeated broadcast message to all users every 30 seconds for 5 mins. It should then close the popup window on the users system.
Zones: Linux, Linux DevDate Answered: 03/25/2008 Views: 20
I am using Red Hat Linux ES4.0 update 5. I need to modify the login prompt for a non-root user so that it displays the current working directory all the time. The users default shell is csh and can...
Zones: csh / tcsh, Linux Dev, Shell ScriptingDate Answered: 02/06/2008 Views: 108
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