>Currently I lig in as a user, then I have to open an Eterm, then I make a
>
>xhost +localhost
>
>then
>
>su
>
>and then as su I start ezppp. So can someone suggest what to do, that ezppp
>would automagically start as root when I login as a user....? Or just the
>explicit one user who is allowed to?
The sudo package[1] will be a help here. Once you get it installed, you
should stick the ezppp command into .profile files of all authorised users
(this obviates the need for an xterm to kick the command off in the first
place).
You could use expect in lieu of sudo, if you can tolerate root's password in
cleartext in a script somewhere.
1. http:/www.courtesan.com/sudo/
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