Re: Giving shutdown rights to somebody

From: RainbowHat (nHiATlE@blSackholeP.mAit.edMu.invalid)
Date: 04/03/02 

From: RainbowHat <nHiATlE@blSackholeP.mAit.edMu.invalid>
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 2002 18:26:58 +0000 (UTC)

< Ulrich Prinz
>We are a small business and like to shutdown our servers on weekends.

Here is not an answer but a solution. Perhaps someone else will answer
your question. How about to use cron that shutdown every weekends.
`man 5 crontab` will help you. I think it's more securer and easier
than making new account or using Webmin. And this don't need network
connection nor wo/man in the middle. That's all about my presentation.
Wish your business success! 

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Best Regards, RainbowHat. I support FULL DISCLOSURE.
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