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#1 2005-08-31 09:35:02
- elasticdog
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sudoers is in NoUpgrade on a clean installation...
I just setup Arch on a spare machine I had sitting around the house, and after doing a clean base install, one of the first things I wanted to grab was sudo. For some reason, it looks like etc/suders is in NoUpgrade for pacman.conf by default, and thus trying to install sudo caused it to skip the extraction of the sudoers file.
Would this be a bug to report? Shouldn't sudoers only appear in pacman.conf if it has already been installed?
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#2 2005-09-06 23:42:50
- elasticdog
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Re: sudoers is in NoUpgrade on a clean installation...
**BUMP** Thought this seemed important...
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#3 2005-09-06 23:52:34
- cactus
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Re: sudoers is in NoUpgrade on a clean installation...
yeah. this was biting me in the caboose the other day. I ended up temporarily removing it from pacman.conf noupgrade, and then forcably reinstalling it. Then addint it back to the noupgrade.
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