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I’m running CentOS 5 and disabled the root login for security reasons.
Now, as root I could start and stop services like this:
httpd restart
mysqld stop
postfix start
but with the new user I set up I have to use /sbin/service process command
How can I set it up that the user also can access the process quickly?
Thanks!
add /etc/init.d/ to the path – e.g.
And put it into the user’s .profile