Does anyone have any good resources (yes I have checked the Caldera/SCO on-line support without success) on how to SUCCESSFULLY add an asroot command? I realize I am most likely just not reading the documents correctly, or am totally dense (if not both!) but I can't seem to get asroot to work under 5.0.6 but have had no problems under previous releases...
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SCO 5.0.6 and asroot
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Hey Rshaw,
we have been using asroot commands for years, and they work just fine. Basically, you just add the command you want accessed asroot to the /tcb/files/rootcmds directory. Also, you may need to add the command to the /etc/auth/system/authorize file. Additionally, check your file permissions -- make sure you have the execute bit set.
If you want full documention on it, the man page is pretty explanatory on this command also.
If you have it in there and it's still not working, you may need to post a little more info on the scenario. Hope this helps.
we have been using asroot commands for years, and they work just fine. Basically, you just add the command you want accessed asroot to the /tcb/files/rootcmds directory. Also, you may need to add the command to the /etc/auth/system/authorize file. Additionally, check your file permissions -- make sure you have the execute bit set.
If you want full documention on it, the man page is pretty explanatory on this command also.
If you have it in there and it's still not working, you may need to post a little more info on the scenario. Hope this helps.
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