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Programming language: JavaScript

License: MIT License

Tags: Command Line Utilities Prevent User Stop Block Uid Permissions Root Sudo

Latest version: v3.0.0

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sudo-block

Block users from running your app with root permissions

Install

$ npm install sudo-block

Usage

const sudoBlock = require('sudo-block');

sudoBlock();

API

sudoBlock([message])

When a file containing this function is run with root permissions it will exit and show an error message telling the user how to fix the problem, so they don't have to run it with sudo.

message

Type: string

Custom message.

License

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