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Hi All
I found that the SYMCLI command (TimeFinder) can be execute from non-root account.
I would like to know it is working fine and I will have no problem in the future.
I have experience with solution enabler, but a little bit
thanks for reply
Jakub
I found that the SYMCLI command (TimeFinder) can be execute from non-root account.
I would like to know it is working fine and I will have no problem in the future.
I have experience with solution enabler, but a little bit
thanks for reply
Jakub
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August 6th, 2008 03:00
/var/symapi/log. If you have problems with native permissions you could setup sudo and allow only a certain subset of commands to be executed with root like privileges.
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August 6th, 2008 03:00
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August 6th, 2008 07:00
I think it will be working good, I hope
Regards
Jakub