Some plugins have privileged and unprivileged parts. For example
"Scripts" tab of network interfaces in "Network" plugin is a security
hole if accessible in a limited user account. I've got a use case
where I need to define a non-root admin account to let my user change
basic configuration of the system independently, including networking.
But "Scripts" part of configuration lets admin user to run commands as
root, which is undesired.
I've got a use case where I need to define a non-root admin account to let my user change basic configuration of the system independently, including networking. But "Scripts" part of configuration lets admin user to run commands as root, which is undesired.