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Thanks. Our regular sysadmin and I just got a copy of sudo from another machine. I'll try that. I'm pretty sure that this will solve my problem. (If it doesn't, I know where to ask. :) Thanks again.

Unfortuneately, there isn't a definate time that we could shut the system down. It has to be at a variable time of day. Perhaps an 'at' job might work, though. I'll have to investigate that. Another option I've heard is the sudo command, but that isn't installed on the machines. And I'm not...

I have a system that needs to be powered down each night. I'd like a way for the users to be able to use shutdown to turn off power in a nice way. The way we used to do this with SunOS 4.1.x was to put a user called 'shutdown' in the /etc/passwd file with the same uid and group as root, and...