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| Subject: | Re: Linux shutdown |
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| Date: | Wed, 27 Oct 2004 20:31:13 -0600 |
Pablo Gietz wrote:
Hi peolpleTry sudo. Limit the user just to execute shutdown and prompt it for password. check sudoers file. Add flag -y to shutdown command.
Do you know how to do a Linux (clear) shutdown without root privileges from login screen?
I want to give a user the privilege of shutdown the server without being root. I have heared about umount problems of the file system.
ebar.
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