Hello,

i would like to use the snoop under a normal user, via a skript file.
my problem is, there is no sudoers file to set the superuser rights for the
skript file.
is there any other possibility to start the skript with root rights.

thanks in advanced

manuel

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In article <c0dv06$33e$01$1@news.t-online.com>, "Biewald" <m.biewald@t-online.de> writes:
> Hello,
>
> i would like to use the snoop under a normal user, via a skript file.
> my problem is, there is no sudoers file to set the superuser rights for the
> skript file.
> is there any other possibility to start the skript with root rights.
>
> thanks in advanced
>
> manuel
>
> note: this mail is written with 100% recycled electrons!
>
>

We use sudo (easy to install),
but with Solaris comes RBAC:

man rbac

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>
> We use sudo (easy to install),
> but with Solaris comes RBAC:
>
> man rbac
>
thanks, i try to read the man page tomorrow
problem; it isn't allowed to install any other program (for example sudo).
question; is there, maybe in the www, a short description for this cause
available?
because i'm not a unix professional, i need it as easy as possible.

thanks in advance

manuel