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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 - How to grant another user root permission (without having to use su -)

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I need to know how to give another general user, root permissions so that I don't need to type su - in order to get root privileges. I want the user to login using their username, but have full root access as if they were logging in as root.

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1 Set Su/Root password in OS X Tiger
2 running a program with su privileges
3 su command
4 su
5 URGENT: Enter username and passw…
6 I cant su into root on my own box
 
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