Paul Sladen wrote: <snip> > You can tick and untick which users are allowed to run privileged commands, > by adding or removing them from the special 'admin' group, in: > > System->Administration->Users and Groups > > The first user on the system is automatically added to the 'admin' group, as > otherwise it would be difficult to configure anything or setup more users!
Thanks for the info. It's helped me to understand the difference between distros about logging on as root to do admin or using sudo (with it's essentially temporary authorisation). I guess I'm right in thinking that to remove admin privileges from all the named users would mean that you had to log on as root to do any admin, with the inherent risk of leaving the system exposed should you forget to log out (or not care to). I'll go and check this on the RootSudo page you referred me to. Tx Mac [PS Mac from the Scots, not the Jobs ;-) ] -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.kubuntu.org/UKTeam/
