Allowing usage of "at" without "at.allow"

[Carl Pender]

I have no /etc/at.allow file but I have an /etc/at.deny file which looks like this:

alias
backup
bin
daemon
ftp
games
gnats
guest
irc
lp
mail
man
nobody
operator
proxy
qmaild
qmaill
qmailp
qmailq
qmailr
qmails
sync
sys
www-data

I want to allow the user cpender to be able to use at. How do I do this? cpender already has root permissions set up via visudo so thats no problem.

Thanks guys


Carl

[chrism01]

Create the at.allow file with same location/ownerships/perms as at.deny, add cpender to file.
Might need to restart at daemon (if its a daemon...)