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In addition to the advantage that notaddicted mentioned, you can also limit the user(s) to a specific command, set of commands, and so forth. Using sudo in that
by greyboy 17y ago
In addition to the advantage that notaddicted mentioned, you can also limit the user(s) to a specific command, set of commands, and so forth. Using sudo in that fashion doesn't give a user root access to the entire system, so it's quite different from "being" the root user.