* you keep your environment variables and shell aliases intact
* it has start and end of session logging
* you can have a list of all permitted logins for each calife user. That way, you can give a user newsmaster's rights without giving out the root password
* calife can also be used to become users even if they have no home directory or even no shell. That's very practical if you want to become uucp or even bin
* you can make Calife runs a specific system-wide script at the end of the session (to send a mail about what was done as root for example)
[^] # Re: calife
Posté par Bruno Muller . En réponse au message Autoriser un user à éxécuter certains programmes de root. Évalué à 2.