On Tue, 2004-05-18 at 23:32, plug-discuss wrote:
> I haven't gotten any good replies in the gentoo forums on this one, so I am turning to the gentoo-guru's here again.
>
> How do I give a non-root user priviledges to bring up and down eth0? Setuid and sudo are not what I'm looking for. I actually want to lower the priviledge level required to control eth0. Red Hat does this with the USERCTL=yes option in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0. Unfortunately, I have no idea how they pull that off.
>
> Ideas?
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webmin - you can create users and only allow them access to that which
you want them to access (i.e. network module)
Craig
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