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Create 'managed' admin users
The problem is that all the people in the admin group, can use sudo to get execute commands as root. Most preference-panes just modify text-files in /etc. sudo pico /etc/hostconfig is basically the same as using the Sharing preference pane. Adding a new user can be done by using the nicl utility.
Create 'managed' admin users
I agree with Vondrix's comment. It makes no sense to limit someone to certain preference panes then give them admin access; they can do anything they want, such as, for example, change their own limitations in the Accounts preference pane. |
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