Thank you very much, i already know how to use sudoers, but i am not sure about what commands i could change for allowing sudo and working perfectly. I can't change sudoers by simply adding my user, i need a specific command. I have tried with "/sbin/shorewall" but it doesn't works.
What command could I put exactly? Really really thank you very much, i would appreciate a response. El mar, 25-11-2008 a las 11:42 -0800, Chuck Kollars escribió: > > ... In shorewall users should be somebody that knows how to change > > sudoers. ... > > As you're discovering, it's often pretty important to ask your question in > the right place. Just because it's likely that some list members know the > answer doesn't mean they'll tell you if they judge the question to be > "inappropriate". This mailing list is about Shorewall ...period. I'm not > saying that's either "reasonable" or "expected"; what I'm saying is that's > the way it is and you're better off to get used to it. > > > ... But i am going to post in sudo users. ... > > No need, you can very easily figure out the answer for yourself. Here's how. > First execute > > prompt# man -k sudo > > One of the response lines says "visudo (8) - edit the sudoers file", which > sounds like it's probably part of the right thing. So to be sure, execute > > prompt# man visudo > > The response not only makes it clear you've found part of the right answer, > but also tells you how to use the command. However it's not sufficiently > specific about the entries you're supposed to create with a text editor. So > look further - At the end of that response in the "SEE ALSO" section it lists > "sudoers(5)". So once more > > prompt# man sudoers > (On some systems this won't work and instead you'll need to execute > prompt# man -s 5 sudoers > > This response describes in detail the format of an entry in the parameter > file used by `sudo`. > > thanks! -Chuck Kollars > > > -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
