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Weird sudo behaviour
Hi gurus.
I implemented sudo and have the following in my sudo config file *************** # User alias specification User_Alias VENDOR = user1 # User privilege specification VENDOR ALL = NOPASSWD: /bin/, /sbin/, /usr/local/bin/, \ !/bin/su, !SHELLS, !/bin/passwd *root* **************** To test the implementation, as root i created a file with the following priveleges -rwx------ 1 root root 9 Feb 3 14:41 test.file1 As user1 I was able to delete this file, without using sudo. Any ideas on why user1 is able to delete this file without using sudo even though only root has priveleges on that file? regards, Rg |
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