root access

It's worth noting that it is possible to run the distcc daemon even if you don't have root access, which is nice.

CSM attempts to maintain this file, but in a fixed cluster environment with passwordless root access, this can be a hindrance.

In earlier releases, it was necessary to enter research and development (R&D) mode to obtain root access.

Note that people with root access (administrators) have access to all files on the system.

This is usually sufficient, as long as root access is not widely available.

Usually you will configure specific programs to be run as root by certain users, rather than granting broad root access.

If you don't have root access, you could change the write permissions of templates_c and cache instead of using chown.

PostgreSQL can be installed by any unprivileged user; no superuser (root) access is required.

Amazon is basically just a box running somewhere that gives you what feels very much like root access.

The most recent Tor release uses toolchain wrapper scripts to run Tor without requiring root access.

sudo is a good solution to normal user for root access, however it has its limitations.

The scratchbox installation requires root access, but once you've done it, you don't need root access to use scratchbox.

Microsoft Windows 2000 or higher and an account with administrator privileges, or Linux and an account with root access.

One thing you just can't do without root access or a custom ROM, is alter the look of the system elements.

And besides many other cloud hosting systems, Google doesn't provide you root access but gives the possibility of unlimited resource usage.

I set my system up with a terminal program and got root access.

Anyone loading into single-user mode is given root access, leaving your Linux system wide open to abuse.

To write the floppy disk image files to the floppy disks, you will probably need root access to the system.

pam_wheel only provides root access to members of group wheel; the required line is auth required pam_wheel. so.

There are specific programs and libraries that genuinely require root access, although they're rare.

Under the SSH section, notice that you can even have root access enabled.

There are no special requirements to track files; all you need is a normal AIX system with root access.

Allow passwordless root access by linking in the generated keys, as shown below.

In general, you shouldn't need root access to install and use support libraries.

You can change this (with suitable permissions or root access) using the ulimit command.

You shouldn't need root access any more.

We have root access to our VPS server.

Microsoft Windows 2000 or later and an account with administrator privileges, or Linux ( Validated edition) with root access

Providing passwordless root access between nodes

Forgetting to Manage Partial Root Access

They have 10 minutes to get root access to a Python web server,

For example, to allow only root access from the host tardis (which belongs to the drwho domain) we could have the following