I'm not certain that I understand your question ... but if I do understand
it, the answer is that you don't. "all root permissions" comes from being
the user with userid 0. Only one such user can exist on a system (userids
must be unique), and that user is (by definition) root -- though the account
can have a different username.
If you mean something different by your question, please describe in a bit
more detail what you want to achieve. Then perhaps I, or someone else on the
list, can help you with what you need.
At 12:53 AM 1/7/00 +0400, V.Vasant wrote:
> I am a near total newbie to linux .
> How do you create users with all root permissions?
> I will be glad if somebody please enlightens me.
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