kdesudo(1)

Usage

kdesudo [Generic-options] [kdesudo-options]

kdesudo is a frontend for sudo for the KDE desktop.

`FC--helpF[0]`	Show help about options
`FC--help-qtF[0]`	Show Qt specific options
`FC--help-kdeF[0]`	Show KDE specific options
`FC--help-allF[0]`	Show all options
`FC--authorF[0]`	Show author information
`FC-vF[0], FC--versionF[0]`	Show version information
`FC--licenseF[0]`	Show license information
`FC--F[0]`	Indicates end of options
`FC-c « command »F[0]`	Specifies the command to run
`FC-u « user »F[0]`	Specifies the target uid [default is root]
`FC-nF[0]`	Do not keep password
`FC-sF[0]`	Forgets all passwords
`FC-p « priority »F[0]`	Set priority value: between 0 and 100, 0 is lowest [default is 50]
`FC--nonewdcopF[0]`	Let command use existing dcopserver
`FC--comment « comment »F[0]`	Comment to display in the dialog box
`FC--noignorebuttonF[0]`	Do not display « ignore » button
`FC--attach « window_id » F[0]`	Makes the dialog transient for an X app specified by winid
`FC-i « icon_name »F[0]`	Specify icon to use in the password dialog
`FC-dF[0]`	Do not show the command to be run in the dialog
`FC-rF[0]`	Use realtime scheduling
`FC-f « file »F[0]`	Use target UID if « file » is not writeable
`FC-tF[0]`	Enable terminal output (no password keeping)
`FC-uF[0]`	Sets a runas user

5 releases since Debian 5.0 (Lenny); the text changed 1 time.