Should I use sudo or kdesu ?
Hello people...
I'm developing an application that use some services that are restrictred configuration for root. But I need to get root access to modify them. What should I do ? Use sudo or kdesu ? There is something similar for gnome and others ? I think that something just for kde it's a bad choice. And someone can tell me how sudo works ? Thanks a lot |
I'd say go with sudo or the like.. something that only works with KDE would be bad if you want the application to work in a non-KDE environment..
sudo is a way to give users root only access without giving root access directly, with root's password, etc. man sudo for more details. |
I'm trying to do a sudo like this
Code:
sudo -u root iptables [chain] Thanks a lot... |
Try "which sudo" at the command prompt to see if the sudo command is in your PATH variable. For FC2, it is "/usr/bin/sudo
" . If it isn't in your path, you can add it to the path, or type out the entire path to the command when you wish to run it. |
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