Thanks.
Since I don't yet know what fstab is, and since the "sudo" suggestion
offered by Todd sounds like it is exactly what I was looking for,
I'm now wrestling my way through that process. I do have a pretty
good book. But I'm not one to read those things from cover-to-cover.
I tend to "discover" my way through them. :-)
And with the occasional hint here-and-there, I tend to learn pretty
quickly.
At this point, the terminal window I'm trying visudo in is just about
worn out. So I must be getting close. :-) I've gotten it to open the
sodoers, now I just need to get it to LET ME EDIT the darn thing.
Thanks to all for you help on this one. mucho gracias.
ht
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----SUBJECT ----> Re: root, superusers, and mounting...
On 2/10/2003
I was just minding my own business when
Raymundo M. Vega wrote:
>)or you can write a wrap program that calls mount (you may
>)do it for CD only), the executable is owned by root and
>)has the suid bit set, executable by everyone.
>)
>)a good exercise on C programming
>)
>)raymundo
>)
>)Ze Ji Li wrote:
>)
>)> Hi,
>)>
>)> why not modify fstab to allow regular user to mount/umount cdrom and
>)floppy?
>)>
>)> Ze
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