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How do everyone in this present.

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I'm going to talk about the super user and a V.I. pseudo comment.

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We can edit and grant wishes to the older user in our system to run a super sober use of documents via

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either the V.I. soda comments or we change the suit, the words file under the ATC.

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There are three three very important points.

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We should talk about it here about what is the best practice and the best way either to change the V.A.

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pseudo commands or disorder files.

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We can change and edit the ATC slash Sudworth files correctly.

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However, it's dangerous too, and change radically in the Sudworth space because the system will not

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check for any syntax erodes or any mistakes that we did in the file.

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So what is the best practice to do it?

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We change drastically on the V.A. Suda comments so the system will check if there is any syntax erode,

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if there is any mistakes that we we we typed and to file.

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So once we.

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A change in the V.A. so documents the system, what a traumatically update Dorridge are on file in our

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Sudworth file.

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Get lost.

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Explain some of the examples here in order to understand what the privileges that we would like to sign

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or give to the ordinary user.

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So he's a first example.

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We would like to grant a brief wishes to users, Tom, in order to wonder if this comment without a

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passport.

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So what we do, we just we are under V.I..

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So do command directly.

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And we add this online in our file.

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So what's the line?

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We start with Tom first.

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Then after that space, all I can uppercase equal between a bracket route, then space.

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No best word, no best w d on all of them.

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An uppercase call.

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And then this is the path of the f this comment.

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So how we can get this path we can around wish if desk and determine and then we kind of get to both

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just copy and paste it on we attitude and disconnect.

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So here in the slide as we can see here after we add so users Tom can run the f this command without

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a password.

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So here's an next example we see.

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Jerry would like to give a very sober user documents to run everywhere in the system without a buzzword.

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So what we do is, yes, we do the same thing on the command and we add this line.

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So in this line here, we can see here we add user Jerry didn't all equal between a bracket all or however,

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we have to be very careful and make sure not to grant anyone in the system to run any silver user do

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commands anywhere in the system.

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So just we need to be very careful because they give a grant, a user, a full privileges to do anything

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with the system.

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It is a third example.

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I use it as we can see here.

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Mary, we would like to grant a user, Mary, to switch to the road user without a password.

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What?

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We should do the same thing we were under V.I..

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So the command, we add the line here in that file.

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So, Mary, the name of the user space, all uppercase equal between the brackets, all then no bass

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WD call and slash band slash as you then dash.

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So we can't get this one.

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We can run the command which is you then we'd give that path in order to copy and paste it.

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And we added in the line.

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See, here's the last example.

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In this example, there is three things as we can see.

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Here's the difference.

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If you'd like to grant privileges to group.

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So the difference here, we at present decide to go back you.

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So we added user.

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We didn't.

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But we did it at a recent design before the user name.

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We're back here again.

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So the first one, we go on to ground network group to switch to a route user without a buzzword.

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See what we did.

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So the percentage sign, the name of the group on all as we see all equal between brackets, all no

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bass WD calling.

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Then what then?

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This is the path of as you dash.

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So because we want to switch the route user without a password.

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Let's go to the second example, what we do.

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Grant Lennix group to run any super Doozer.

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Documents, percentage name of the group on all an all.

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The third thing we need to grant that a big group suda access to the evidence without a buzzword.

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Percent who signed the name of the group.

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All all as we can see here, the same thing.

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No, by stability's and abath of disk.

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Here's a hint.

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Very important we know about that.

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We suggest that you feel the man of the ISO do or demand sewers in in order to read more information.

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A few examples to understand a super user do files and comments.

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That's conclude our session.

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Thank you.

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I'll see you in the mix.

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Listen.