How to allow other user to run a specific program as me like sudo, but both of us are not root in Linux
Question
In Linux, I am user1 and my friend is user2 and we are in the same group. In my home, I set read and execute permission to one program says /home/user1/some_program . How can I "grant" user2 to run /home/user1/some_program from his session but run as my id? We are both not root.
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solution1
0 2019-07-09 03:59:37
setfacl -mu:username:rwx myfolder 或 myfile
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