$ADMINUSER -a dsinstall:/usr/sbin/dsinstall:allprivs,dsrepair:/usr/sbin/dsrepair:allprivs,dsadmin:/usr/sbin/dsadmin:allprivs,nwserver:/usr/sbin/nwserver:allprivs,ndsbackup:/usr/sbin/ndsbackup:allprivs,ndsrestore:/usr/sbin/ndsrestore:allprivs,tsadmin:/usr/sbin/tsadmin:allprivs,nwshut:/usr/sbin/nwshut:allprivs,nwvm:/usr/sbin/nwvm:allprivs,nwcm:/usr/sbin/nwcm:allprivs,pserver:/usr/sbin/pserver:allprivs,stopprint:/usr/sbin/stopprint:allprivs,nwserverstatus:/usr/sbin/nwserverstatus:allprivs,NWS_Status:/usr/X/bin/NWS_Status:allprivs,NWVolume_Setup:/usr/X/bin/NWVolume_Setup:allprivs,NWS_Licensing:/usr/X/bin/NWS_Licensing:allprivs root
fi
# L000 vvv
#
# If we're running from install on boot, no need to setup owner since
# the postreboot.sh will take care of it. if, however, this is an
# after-the-fact pkgadd, the owner has to be setup here.
#
[ -f /etc/inst/scripts/postreboot.sh ] || {
set `grep mail= /var/sadm/install/admin/* | cut -f2 -d=`
message -d `pfmt -s nostd -g ${PKGMSG}:5 "The installation cannot be completed due to an error \nin the driver installation. The file %s contains the errors." ${ERR} 2>&1`