Re: [Networker] Giving a User access to the nsrjb command

What we have done is to configure sudo for that user and command.


Lee

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Subject: [Networker] Giving a User access to the nsrjb command

How do I give a co-worker access to running the nsrjb command. This is a
simple question, but I have always run the Networker script as root. I have
added him to Networker Admin group.

> Here's my environment:
>
> Server:  Solaris, running Networker 6.1.1 Storage Node:  Red Hat 7.2
> running Networker 6.1.2
> Library:  StorageTek 9740
> Client OSes:  Windows (NT/2000/XP), UNIX (Red Hat(various), Solaris


thanks in advance,

bob

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