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i'm setting up a domain with samba, and i'm having trouble with the login scripts with a user logs onto a window workstation. If a user doesn't have root permission some of the commands won't get executed. Is there a sudo equalivent to run scripts with admin permission with a user logs on????
This is a local windows permission. If you let users do this they would also be able to change the time at random. You would be better setting the command to run via a scheduled task.
no, what i'm trying to do is just run the logon script as root/admin privillege. I need to map drives, set time, and setup network printers, all require root/admin privilleges. I was wondering if there is a way to do this???? like the command sudo, were you can run things with root privillegs
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