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#1 2024-08-17 06:58:06
- timeon
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sudo is passwordless although NOPASSWD option is not set
Hi,
when I run sudo, I am not asked for a password. I do not want his behaviour. I checked the /etc/sudoers file but the NOPASSWD option is commented out.
What else could cause sudo not prompting me for a password?
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#2 2024-08-17 06:59:03
- cryptearth
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Re: sudo is passwordless although NOPASSWD option is not set
please share your config - make sure to use code-tags
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#3 2024-08-17 07:35:04
- seth
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Re: sudo is passwordless although NOPASSWD option is not set
cryptearth wrote:
please share your config - make sure to use code-tags
Specifically "sudo -l", don't (start by) post your complete sudoers.
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#4 2024-08-17 13:58:32
- timeon
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Re: sudo is passwordless although NOPASSWD option is not set
sudo -l
User xxx may run the following commands on xxx:
(ALL : ALL) ALL
I replaced username and machine name with xxx
Last edited by timeon (2024-08-17 13:58:55)
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#5 2024-08-17 14:55:24
- seth
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Re: sudo is passwordless although NOPASSWD option is not set
So you're not running nopasswd unless you fudged around w/ the pam configuration.
sudo -k
sudo ls # does this ask for the password
pacman -Qikk sudo pam pambaseOnline