Re: sudoers

You can create a script changesudoers.sh like that..

#!bin/bash

chmod 554 /etc/sudoers

cp `echo $1` /etc/

chmod 440 /etc/sudoers

edit newsudoers

run a script..

sudo changesudoers.sh newsudoers

2013/10/1 Germana Oliveira <germanaoliveirab@gmail.com>

Hi!

I am using sudoers file to try to limit the things a user can do with sudo. The sudo is going to be use because this is a lab to tech informatics, so people probably need to know administrative tasks... but i want to avoid they change the root password and edit the sudoers file.

So, i have this in sudoers:

user1 ALL=/usr/bin/*, /usr/sbin/*, /bin/*, /sbin/*, !/usr/bin/passwd root, !/bin/su

How can i void the user1 edit sudoers file??

Thanks!

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