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Syntax error in one line in sudoer file cause total failure
Post 302913763 by Perderabo on Tuesday 19th of August 2014 04:30:17 PM
08-19-2014
Suppose it did that. There are still errors you can make that render sudo usuable like "chmod 0 /usr/bin/sudo". As a sysadmin you need to be ready for that and be able to operate when sudo fails.
Here is one trick: When you are fiddling around as root on a system, keep an emergency window with a root prompt ready. Don't close this window until you are sure it is not needed. But don't use it until you must. This "extra root window" trick has saved me a lot of grief.
Here is one trick: When you are fiddling around as root on a system, keep an emergency window with a root prompt ready. Don't close this window until you are sure it is not needed. But don't use it until you must. This "extra root window" trick has saved me a lot of grief.
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