Morning Guys,
I was bored yesterday so I decided to finally install sudo to allow the
committee members to change members passwords. Anyway I have it working
fine as far as authenication goes and I whipped up a script that allows
them to change the passwords.
[root at hoth /root]# cat /usr/local/bin/sudo-passwd
#!/bin/sh
if [ "$1" = root ]; then
echo "WARNING"
exit
fi
passwd $1
I'm just not happy with this script, It all looks too simple and I've a
feeling I've done something inherently wrong. Is there anything else that
I should be looking to check?
Thanks a mill,
Dave
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Dave Burke, | dave at compsoc.com
System Administrator, | dave at iol.ie
IT Tallaght Computing Society. |
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