CaclMgr(TM) is a tool to let administrators/users have a easy way to grant/
check/revoke their priviledges be used by others when execute prespecified
commands. By using caclMgr package, the chance to need to develop new setuid
programs or have to turn on setuid bit on existing commands are greately
reduced.

Compared with other packages like sudo, caclMgr is more multi-user friendly
and every user has his/her own database so that there is no need every time
to log on as root to update the database. With every command in caclMgr
package only does single task and maintained as simple as possible, there is
much less risks to have bugs when compared with the becoming more and more
complicated sudo.

To install, as root, run following command:
	gzip -c -d caclMgr-V.Linux.cpio.gz|cpio -idv
if you are using Linux; or
	cpio -idv < caclMgr-V.`uname -s`.cpio
if you are using AIX, Solaris, SCO OpenServer or HP-UX.
then
	cp caclMgr.lic /etc/caclMgr.lic

For how to use caclMgr package, read /usr/local/secbin/caclMgr.UserGuide.

Author: GONG Wei Zhong
Email: wzis@hotvoice.com
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