Scripting help with Sudoers file


 
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Old 01-28-2013
Scripting help with Sudoers file

Hello,
Recently our team noticed access to groups had not been revoked per sudo file.

We currently have around 160 AIX LPARS.

I am hoping someone can help me write a script that would copy all sudoers file at each machine and dump into 1 large file for me to review.


I have public key setup to run from my NIM server.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Old 01-29-2013
Below code will help to you.

put all the ips in one file line by line.

Code:
while read ip
do
ssh -n ${ip} "cat $full path of sudoers" >> $output
done < $file

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