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Remove hard-coded reference to $PREFIX/etc which is not accurate

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reed 2005-08-18 00:57:30 +00:00
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priv allows authorised users to execute commands that run as different priv allows authorised users to execute commands that run as different
users. users.
When priv is invoked, it reads a list of authorised commands from a When priv is invoked, it reads a list of authorised commands from
database file called a per-user database file that defines expiry date, user name to
run command as, flags, and command names to run.
${PREFIX}/etc/priv/<username>
Each line of the database file is a colon-separated list of fields.
The first two fields must be specified. Blank lines or lines
beginning with a ``#'' character are ignored. The fields, in order,
are:
expiry date
user name to run command as
flags
command name
The format of the expiry date is YYYYMMDDhhmm. A date of ``0'' is
interpreted as no expiry date.