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to allow user saurabh to run script '<tt>test.sh</tt>' and nothing else with sudo command. User would be able to run script without supplying user password hence calling of script can be automated using users '<tt>.bash_rc</tt>' or '<tt>.bash_profile</tt>' files. | to allow user saurabh to run script '<tt>test.sh</tt>' and nothing else with sudo command. User would be able to run script without supplying user password hence calling of script can be automated using users '<tt>.bash_rc</tt>' or '<tt>.bash_profile</tt>' files. | ||
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Revision as of 03:38, 9 April 2014
<yambe:breadcrumb>Sudo configuration</yambe:breadcrumb>
Allowing users to run specific scripts as root
We can configure sudo with lines, like:
saurabh ALL= NOPASSWD:/home/saurabh/Desktop/test.sh
to allow user saurabh to run script 'test.sh' and nothing else with sudo command. User would be able to run script without supplying user password hence calling of script can be automated using users '.bash_rc' or '.bash_profile' files.
<yambe:breadcrumb>Sudo configuration</yambe:breadcrumb>
