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Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 14:33:43 -0900
From: Peter Giessel <pgiessel@mac.com>
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On 3/22/2005 14:23, Chris Knipe seems to have typed:
> How / what do I change (I presume this is kernel level) in order to
> allow root AND normal users to be able to set the system date via
> the 'date' command?  I would actually prefer to juse allow uid 0
> (root) plus one additional uid to be able to change it.

sounds like a perfect job for
/usr/ports/security/sudo