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Allow non-Admin users to modify system preferences
giving everyone an admin account means everyone can do *anything* on the mac. this means that if you change privileges on a pref pane, or move the pref pane into ~/Library/PreferencePanes, the user can just change the privileges back, or go into the admin's user folder and copy the pref pane out. anyone with admin access also has root access, all they need to do is type in their password.
Allow non-Admin users to modify system preferences
jail, read the original post again. the guy wants non-admin users to be able to change the date. he doesn't want all users to be admins; just the opposite. the user won't be logged in as admin, so he/she can't change the privs on the Prefs Panels once they're changed by root. |
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