SUMMARY RE: Réf. : problem: sudo as user (not root)

[Markham, Richard]

thanks for your assistance Steve.

-----Original Message-----
From: steve.bernier at desjardins.com [mailto:steve.bernier at desjardins.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 11:01 AM
To: RMarkham at hafeleamericas.com
Cc: sudo-users at sudo.ws
Subject: Réf. : problem: sudo as user (not root)



Try "sudo -u webber /u14/oracle/bounceweb" instead.  It should work.

You have to specify the user you want to run this command when it's not
root.

Steve




"Markham, Richard" <RMarkham at hafeleamericas.com>@sudo.ws on 2002-04-11
10:45:48

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Objet :   problem: sudo as user (not root)

#Config file
#(root at erpd1)-> cat sudoers


User_Alias WEBMASTERS = reguser


WEBMASTERS ALL = (webber) NOPASSWD: /u14/oracle/bounceweb
root ALL = (ALL) ALL



#Message that appeared on console when reguser tried to 'sudo
/u14/oracle/bounceweb'


(root at erpd1)-> Apr 11 10:30:46 erpd1 sudo: [ID 850335 local2.alert]
reguser : command not allowed ; TTY=pts/18 ; PWD=/opt/home/reguser ;
USER=root ;
COMMAND=/u14/oracle/bounceweb






I am under the impression that when reguser does 'sudo
/u14/oracle/bounceweb' it should be trying to run the
command as user webber instead of root (USER=root message above).  Can
anyone tell me its doing this?






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