Re: sudo and console user

From: Michael A. Peters (mpeters_at_mac.com)
Date: 01/22/05

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    On 01/21/2005 11:19:30 AM, Matthew Miller wrote:

    >
    > Consolehelper can do this. Look at the 'reboot' command.

    Thanks!
    That actually works very well. 

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