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/ 2 Years ago, thu, april 14, 2022, 9:58:01
How can I prevent a none root user to executes e.g. the passwd command in terminal?
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To avoid a user from running the passwd command, just make it non-executable for everyone but root.
sudo chmod o-x /usr/bin/passwd
An odd request though. You usually want users to be able to change their password, and to do it regularly. Also, the passwd command isn't the only way a user can change their own password...
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