Hi,
I think what you are trying to remember, is the "something that you did" to
arrive with a PATH environment variable such that, all executable backends that
are "path-mappable" to "root" is available to your non-root users as well. In
such case, it is possible that you "did someting" to fix/change the .profile
(or /home/user/.bash_profile), or .bashrc (or /etc/bashrc) file/s for your
non-root users/whole system.
HTH,
Vic
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From: "Rommel Asibal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [plug] Q on Environment Variables
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hi guys,
i just setup a test vmware image and i cant remember what i set so that my
users can see commands that root sees. simple things like when i do a
$ sudo init 0 it wont work and i have to do a $ sudo /sbin/init 0 or a
$ sudo chkconfig
i think its something in bash but could someone point me in the right
direction? (so that i can include this as a setup step later on)
thanks!
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