Hello.
I am running leap 15.1
sudo behavior may differ from other distrib.


I have a file with functions definition

Code:

....
function_1 {
echo "Hello world"

}
export -f function_1

This file is sourced by both /etc/bash.bashrc.local and profile.local.


So the functions are accessible for every body.
for user root :

Code:

LC_ALL=C type -t function_1

return 'function'
for standard user

Code:

LC_ALL=C type -t function_1

return 'function'
for root user.



Now I write a script named test.sh which contain

#
# test.sh

#
# begin


function_1


# end




and put it in /tmp


Running as standard user :

Code:

:~>/tmp/test

I got

Code:

Hello world

Running as root user :

Code:

:#>/tmp/test

I got

Code:

Hello world

Now as standard user

Code:

sudo /tmp/test.sh

I got :

Code:

:~>sudo /tmp/test.sh
[sudo] password for root: 
/tmp/test.sh: line 1: function_1: command not found

How to give sudo access to exported function.

Now as root user

Code:

sudo /tmp/test.sh

I got :

Code:

:#>sudo /tmp/test.sh
[sudo] password for root: 
/tmp/test.sh: line 1: function_1: command not found

How to give sudo access to exported function.


sudo have access to environment variables which are exported , but not function.


Any help is welcome