Re: Running IPTables as non-root user? (SOLVED)??????????????

[JimcDTWlst@aol.com]

In a message dated 7/25/03 01:06:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
breno.moiana@partekforest.com writes:

> 
>  Thank you all for the help!
>  
>  Sudo will do it just fine! All I had to do was to use the visudo command in
>  order to edit the /etc/sudoers file, adding the following line:
>  
>        myuser   ALL=/sbin/iptables
>  
>  With this, when, as that user, I call
>  
>        [myuser@BR_FW01 etc]$ sudo /sbin/iptables -L
>  
>  I get the expected output.
>  
>  I had heard of sudo before, but had no idea on what it did.
>  Very nice! thanks for the help!!


Peek at HoTo(s) searched for (title/filename ("apropos" ">>"!! file | less), 
and pay first attendshun(NOT!) to ones that "beer" :) BOTH;

su

and!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

chroot

,
bc.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
w/o chroot done, in THAT EXACT contenxt FOCUS,
you will achieve,
but,
IT WILL BE THE OPPO-SITE!,
"IN THAT",
WELL!!!!!!!!!!
just DO!!!!!!!!!!!!
THE!!!!!!!!!!!
RE(AL!)-SEARCH,
about,
su, w/o chroot (PERFECT!!!!), is career-death catchy.

IMHO, NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Regards,

Jim Cunningham

P.S.

Then, you can resume that into twice the money, BTW.