Stephen R Laniel wrote: > > Do you mean that by default, people aren't sudoers? That's > certainly correct. But if you're not a sudoer, then you > probably don't have the root password either -- in which > case it will be impossible for you to run any command > featuring 'find /'. What I mean is that you can have root access yet no be allowed to run stuff through sudo as your normal user account (i.e. you would 'su' to do it.) The I use sudo (and I am by no means saying that this is even the right way - I don't know) as a way of running a program without having to su first (e.g. nmapfe, launching aptitude from a keyboard shortcut, rebooting with a keyboard shortcut and a password confirmation in case I do it by accident etc...) I most certainly DO NOT allow my user account to have access to everything through sudo (otherwise I might as well go and run Windows then.) -- George Borisov DXSolutions Ltd
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