sudo-workers -- Discussion of sudo by people hacking on it
About sudo-workers	English (USA)
This list is for people hacking on sudo to share enhancements and general sudo-like ideas. It is also where beta versions of sudo get announced. To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the sudo-workers Archives.
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