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Dan Ritter <dsr-mzpnVDyJpH4k7aNtvndDlA at public.gmane.org> suggested this warning about dev root: > Attempting to violate this policy once will result in a > warning. A second attempt will probably be considered grounds > for termination of employment. > > If you think you need expanded privileges on any machine, > please contact the sysadmin staff ... Heh. I am the guy in charge of the dev servers where I work. If I sent that out, the devs would instantaneously go over my head and I'd get a CTO or VP directive that so-and-so gets root, period, on all dev boxes (and I've even gotten that directive for two of the devs on all /production/ boxes). I try to bend over backwards and give the devs what they need--quickly--but this is a battle I have not figure out how to win, at least in a small company (IT organization of about 25-30 with 6 to 10 developers). But maybe it's a battle I should try again soon because most of the long-time hires have disappeared--a lot of this office politics depends on longevity, and now only one of the developers has been there longer than me. ISO 7-layer model: 8th layer = finance, 9th layer = politics. -rich
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