Friday, January 15, 2010

Hurts A Little When I Masturvate



StartupRoot is (very) simple program which is designed to run inscribed in its configuration file commands and programs with administrator rights, which is our ROOT.

Root, root, but who is this whole ROOT? Wikipedia answer yes:

" root (from English, literally, the root) is the traditional name for a Unix account which has full control over the system. The assumption root account should not be used for work, for which sufficient regular account with restricted privileges. It is important to safeguard your account password, and strong protection against unauthorized access.

root account entitles you to perform operations such as changing the owner of the file or open TCP / UDP port number less than 1024 In other operating systems is also used names such as Toor, superuser, supervisor, administrator or operator.

root name functions as a system administrator to determine whether the systems Unix and related (FreeBSD, Linux, Mac OS X). "

So much for theory, time to go to the practical part:

NOTE: This program requires interference file / etc / sudoers , so caution is required because one little mistake can cause a loss (but not always) an administrator account and the impossibility of re-editing the file / etc / sudoers !

recommend using repozytorii UBUeasy , allowing one-click below to install the package with the program:


traditional method to get the package to download it from here

After installation, edit the file / etc / sudoers necessarily by the visudo command where you enter or edit the following entry:

username ALL = NOPASSWD: / bin / startuproot

where instead of username give your name, for example franek .
Then we can easily add commands to the file / bin / startuproot .

WARNING! sure to add commands to this file have been conscious of origin because, unknown to run commands with administrator privileges can lead to instability and / or loss of data or system.

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