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Sudo over su
This has been talked about before, i use this hint at home bcause every command typed with sudo on the start is loged, i like to know what i did and why, if you use su -m or sudo tcsh the commands are not loged after that point. I find logs handy and use them all the time
Sudo over su
What you can do on a server is that you can permit certain users or groups to execute certain commands as root i.e. adding a user or something like that. Sudo is very useful for that and having the NOPASSWD option is good so you can give this access to certain users via a script. |
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