How to give a normal user root permissions

[Webmin]

I am running Cent OS 5.8 Linux. I need to give another user full root access for ssh and SFTP and ftp, how can I do this?

Webmin Reviewed by Webmin on 2nd Apr 2012. How to give a normal user root permissions I am running Cent OS 5.8 Linux. I need to give another user full root access for ssh and SFTP and ftp, how can I do this? Rating: 5

[RT]

Stop making a thread for every question you got man, use GOOGLE, it's all there.

[Webmin]

Sorry, it is just my site has been down for 24 hours+ and I have just been getting agitated today, I usually don't do this. Sorry, I just need help on a few things then once my site is up I will be fine

[tut2tut]

do search thread tittle on google

[Webmin]

I did and I could only find on how to give him SSH root, I want the normal user account to have root permissions for FTP (filezilla)

[shadow.prx]

Edit 5 seconds on google are you lazy or... ?

http://www.ducea.com/2006/07/27/allowing-ftp-access-to-files-outside-the-home-directory-chroot/

Also why are you using an umnanaged server if you don't know how to manage it ?

[xenLiam]

You can probably change the user's group and/or user ID to be 0 (root).

Other than that, yeah. Go googling.

[onel0ve]

http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/Lin...ingGroups.html
this will help you .