Syindication
Less password entries on Linux using pam_wheel
Fri, 04/11/2008 - 21:24
So you're running Linux on your desktop. That's pretty cool alright. And for sure you are not logging in as root all the time, but as a regular user, because you are security-conscious, true?
Then this post is for you. Obviously you are very tired of entering the root password every time you want to install or configure something, or when you simply want a rootshell and play god.
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