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If it's your home system and especial security is unimportant you can try |
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next: |
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chmod +s /sbin/halt |
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and use /sbin/halt to achieve the same effect. |
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You can use ACPI power button event (see /etc/acpi/events/default and |
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uncomment appropriate line). |
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Also there was method with dbus (searching the web will give suggestions). |
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2014-03-10 22:15 GMT+02:00 Jarry <mr.jarry@×××××.com>: |
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> Hi, |
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> how can I allow other (not-root) users to shut down system? |
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> I tried to add them to /etc/shutdown.allow but it works only |
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> for "Ctrl-Alt-Del". When they try shutdown per command line |
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> (/sbin/shutdown -a -h now) they still get: |
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> shutdown: you must be root to do that! |
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> Usage: ... |
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> Is there any way to achieve this without installing sudo? |
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> Jarry |
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Regards, |
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Nikita |
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