Thanks.
I had managed to get c-a-d to work, but simply by adding /etc/shutdown.allow
with any old rubbish in it !
I am surprised that there is no option but to use c-a-d and no ability to call
shutdown directly except as root. 'ca::ctrlaltdel:/sbin/shutdown -a -t3 -r now'
is fine if you want to
On Sunday 29 October 2000 03:30 pm, OS wrote:
> Is it really impossible for a non root user to run shutdown or init ?
Of course not.
> Moreover, just by simply adding the file shutdown.allow to /etc results in
> anyone being able to , it doesn't seem to matter what's in
> it ! This is a dead
Hello,
Is it really impossible for a non root user to run shutdown or init ? Moreover,
just by simply adding the file shutdown.allow to /etc results in anyone being
able to , it doesn't seem to matter what's in it ! This is a
dead give away that I do most of my work as root :-o But, then I gues
