Use sudo su - <username> to access the <username's> account but sudo su - shouldn't be possible with a sudo user

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Published on 2013-11-06T09:42:26Z Indexed on 2013/11/06 9:53 UTC
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There is a requirement I got. My sudo users (for which their entry in sudoers file) should be able to access other user's account say Oracle using following command:

sudo su - Oracle

The above should work with giving current users password.

But if the same user is firing the following command,

sudo su -

it shouldn't work and thus root access shouldnt be given to current user.

I am not using su because because i dont want current user to know the credentials of other user(root,Oracle etc.). Can anyone please help me . Its urgent...

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