I have a program I installed as root called terminus. It has an executable which is symlinked as follows:/usr/local/bin/terminus -> /root/vendor/bin/terminusand that file is symlinked:/root/vendor/bin/terminus -> ../pantheon-systems/terminus/bin/terminusI'm trying to give my jenkins user access to the terminus command (/usr/local/bin/terminus)When I try which terminus as root, it gives me /usr/local/bin/terminus. When I try this as the jenkins user it doesn't give me anything.I tried chown -R jenkins:nogroup terminus from /usr/local/bin to no avail. What can I do to give the jenkins user access to the terminus command?This is the output of cat /etc/passwd for jenkins:jenkins:x:112:116:Jenkins,,,:/var/lib/jenkins:/bin/bash This is the output of cat /etc/group for jenkins:jenkins:x:116:
How can I get my jenkins user permission to run a program installed by root?
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