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Thomas Wood wrote:
> Having a bit of trouble coming up with a clean solution for this problem 
> at work.  Wanted to see if anybody else had bumped into it.  I've 
> already searched google and the answers, such as they were, aren't 
> satisfactory.  So here it is.
> 
> I'm trying to enforce a little developer control by using sudo to limit 
> who can be root and oracle.  I've created groups in my sudoers file such 
> that I can become root and the DBAs can become oracle (and root for some 
> commands like mount/unmounts) but I need to prevent anybody from logging 
> in as Oracle directly.  In other words, SUDO ONLY.  The easiest way for 
> me to do this is change the oracle user password.  Has anyone else found 
> a more elegant solution?  I'd really like to keep my DBAs in the loop, 
> password-wise, but they don't need the password and I think I can 
> prevent them from changing it.
> 
> Any thoughts?  And no, tcp wrappers doesn't let you filter by username. 
>  Oh that it did.  Also, I'm trying to avoid installing a firewall on my 
> DB, so please, no filter rulesets.
> 
> enjoy,
> wood
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