Nate,
Just so this is clear, any command you run with sudo is owned by root.
Anyone you give admin access to on a machine is root. Try 'sudo whoami' and
you will see that.
David Rocamora Systems Administrator
On 8/21/06 10:49 PM, "Nate Rudd" <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> Amazingly (maybe just amazing to me) all I need to type in is my
> admin password and I am in. I am a little frightened now that all
> the admins can have root access to the servers and clients. (Maybe
> it is supposed to work this way and I never knew.) I have tried
> reseting the password once I am in as a root user, but that hasn't
> seemed to help.
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