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how do i add users to roots ACL?  i want to be able to allow certain
users to use the
su command to give root access remote.

what is the format for the acl file and where is it located?

thanks

message is a follows
example of what happens:

$ su
kerberos: not in roots ACL
you are not in the correct group to su root
$


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