[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good point. So I hope Indiana is more like ubuntu and OSX in that:
- It doesn't allow root login by default.
Pretty much the case for Solaris (ignoring console logins)
- It installs sudo by default.
It has a similar tool which can do this.
Yes, of course RBAC is the Solaris way of doing this and is much more
powerful, but people coming from other *nixes are probably going to
wonder where sudo is. I don't know what the best solution. For
newcomers from Linux, we could install sudo or a fake sudo which does
nothing but point you to RBAC documentation (kind of like that cc
"language optional software is not installed message that annoyed
migrants to Solaris for years.") Or am I thinking too GNUish, a sudo
help would break the real sudo.
I'm assuming you really also mean:
- creates a user
- and gives this user sufficient "admin" rights?
Casper
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