On Sun May 13, 2007 at 16:36:50 +0100, Stephen Davies wrote:
> There are Pros and Cons to both sudo and su. After starting to understand
> selinux, I have certainly swung back to su and away from sudo. A couple of
> years ago, I was more in favour of sudo than su.
Right now I admin 100+ Linux machines, along with four or five
colleagues, of those I know the root password to maybe 10.
sudo in that situation makes a lot of sense. For the home user
I think the choice is mostly a matter of preference. There are
pros and cons of both mandating root, or using sudo extensively.
Steve
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