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November 28th, 2005, 10:30 PM
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sudoers configuration file .........
Hi,
I'm somewhat new to linux, but not in desktop usage sense. Just the security side
I'm new at, I've only be using linux seriously for about a month. I was configuring sudoers
configuration file last night and was wondering if I didn't make any novice syntax errors,
misconfiguration mistakes, and security problems ......
I read the man and somewhat figure it out,
but just checking. I did also configure syslog
to but I don't want to ask to much for my first post, nor be to insertive.
The following below is the configuration file for sudoers:
# sudoers configufile.
Defaults syslog=auth,authpriv,user,daemon
Defaults>root !set_logname
Defaults mail_badpass, mailsub ** BAD AUTHENICATION: %U %h **
Defaults mail_no_user, mailsub ** USER NOT IN SUDOERS: %U %h **
Defaults mail_perms, mailsub ** SUDO PERMISSION ABUSE: %U %h **
Defaults log_year, log_host, logfile=/var/log/sudo
Defauls badpass_message YOU ARE BEING LOGGED !! \
..... (*mumbles* as soon as I figure out how this darn thing works)
Defaults noexec
Defaults verifypw=any
root ALL = (ALL) ALL
id ALL = ALL, !/usr/bin/passwd
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