Answer by jtlindsey for How can I allow one user to su to another without...
For instance, I'd like to allow Tom the DBA to su to the oracle user, but not to the tomcat user or root.I needed to do this to a system recently and had a hard time finding my notes on the alternate...
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To ONLY provide the capabilities in the question, add the following to /etc/sudoers:tom ALL=(oracle) /bin/bashThen tom can:sudo -u oracle bash -i
View ArticleAnswer by Kjetil Joergensen for How can I allow one user to su to another...
Add to your /etc/sudoers something liketom ALL=(oracle) ALLThen user tom should be able to use sudo to run things as user oracle with the -u option, without letting tom I.e. getting a shell as user...
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Yes, this is possible.In /etc/sudoers the item immediately following the equals is the user that the command will be allowed to execute as.tom ALL=(oracle) /bin/chown tom *The user (tom) can type sudo...
View ArticleHow can I allow one user to su to another without allowing root access?
I'd like to allow certain users to su to another user account without having to know that account's password, but not allow access to any other user account (i.e. root).For instance, I'd like to allow...
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