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Old 11-18-2004, 03:48 AM   #1
prabhatsoni
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Allowing other to start the dial up internet connection

Hello everybody out there,
I have a Fedoa 1 at home. The PC has users accounts for kids also. I have a created a dial up user account (KPPP), for starting which I have to identify myself to the system as root. Can I configure the system so that starting this dial up connection does not require user identification as root. (I don't want to give root password to my kids).

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Prabhat Soni
 
  


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