sudoers

  1. ZioMario

    Solved How to allow users to issue sudo command and be root and skip asking for password when sudo command is issued.

    Hello. I would like to allow the user marietto to issue sudo command and be root and skip asking for password when sudo command is issued. I'm trying several command variations,but none of them is working : # pw group mod wheel -m marietto # nano /usr/local/etc/sudoers : %wheel ALL=(ALL:ALL)...
  2. byrnejb

    SUDOER syntax

    User_Alias MONITORS = userx,usery,userz Cmnd_Alias LOGONS = /usr/bin/logons.sh, /usr/bin/logons I have this line that I am trying to add to sudoers: /usr/local/etc/sudoers.tmp: 110 lines, 3850 characters. /usr/local/etc/sudoers:89:38: syntax error MONITORS ALL=(ALL)...
  3. TobiasW

    Solved Sudo upgrade asks to remove /usr/local/etc/sudoers

    Hello everybody, today we had a upgrade for sudo: 1.9.5p1 -> 1.9.5p2. I think it is related to following security advisory. I wonder about the install notice: Did anyone dig deeper into it and can tell me why I would like to remove the file? Usually I edit sudoers via visudo. For now I...
  4. B

    How to authorize an user non root

    I'm trying to install a desktop environment in one account that isn't root. But I can't. It says that the user doesn't appear in the "sudoers" file. Give me a moment and I'll give you the specific output.
  5. daBee

    Sudoers File Location && Scripting Entries

    I want to locate the sudoers file and script in an admin account. Is this possible? The man page says /usr/local/etc/sudoers List of who can run what but this 12.0 CURRENT indicates /usr/local/etc/ does not exist. I want to provide this for a user entry: username5 ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD...
  6. daBee

    sudoers & ports missing, portsnap fetch fail SOLVED

    Hi folks. Installed FreeBSD-11.0-STABLE-arm-armv6-RPI2-20170203-r313108 onto a Raspberry Pi 2. All is mostly good. It's missing both sudoers and ports, and I have no idea why. As well, there is no login screen, just the login prompt. I would like to install bash and sudo, but portsnap...
  7. daBee

    Solved su Not Taking in visudoers

    I've entered a user for sudoers: alex ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL Unfortunately it replies with Sorry upon trying su. Is this the right syntax? Any insight appreciated.
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