listpw option
Todd C. Miller
Todd.Miller at courtesan.com
Tue Aug 8 17:01:46 EDT 2000
Yes, this is a bug. The value of that option is not checked after
the sudoers file has been parsed.
- todd
In message <4D8DFEA3C260D411B79D0090272B962849DF59 at EXCHGOB1>
so spake "Goldstein, Barry A" (BGoldstein):
>
> I put the following line in my sudoers file:
>
> ...
> Defaults listpw=never
> ...
>
> I enter the following commands in order to test a particular user's ability
> to execute sudo:
>
> # su - user
> user> sudo -l
> Password:
>
> Doesn't the "listpw=never" line in the sudoers file say that a password is
> not required to execute the "sudo -l" command?
>
> Is this a bug -- or am I doing something wrong?
>
>
> Thank you,
> Barry
>
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