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Did Sudo break my Legato
I have a system that has been runing Legato for a few years (i inherieted this system). I have now been tasked with maintaining this system. I installed sudo on it so i didnt have to give out my root password and not some of my SAP backup jobs are failing.

Can anyone out there give me some help?

I am running Legato 7.3.2 on AIX 5.3

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I was told that Legato will only run as root (Is this true?). If this is the case why would sudo not work for me?

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That's not true I have 7.2.2, I can sudo.

We bought a new 7.4.1, I still can sudo to it.
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