on kubuntu 20lts
sudo sh -c ' echo "ALL ALL=(NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/kill" >> /etc/sudoers'
I have some machines with Kubuntu 20.04 LTS, everyday when the machines start, and the users login, smb4k mounts shares. But sometimes some shares dont mount because mounthelper hangs up. I need to allow all users to execute the kill command in a bash script to remote them All the shares.
But it doesn't work... -bash: kill: (1709) - operation not permitted The process is owned by root What I'm doing wrong?
kill
command. Can you be more specific and give some examples of the actual problems you are experiencing?kill
is located in/bin/kill
not/usr/bin/kill
. Giving anyone possibility to kill any process is from security reasons a bad idea. Maybe allow only specific users or group./bin
is symlinked tousr/bin
so that is as expected./bin
and/usr/bin