Host_Alias questions
Todd C. Miller
Todd.Miller at courtesan.com
Wed Aug 21 02:54:47 EDT 2002
In message <20020819155044.B22300 at mail.fatadmin.net>
so spake root (root):
> I have a few quick questions regarding Host_Alias.
>
> 1. Is there a way to specify Host_Alias -1 host (for example, all hosts exce
> pt hostX)? In this example, the user could use sudo on all hosts except host
> X.
You can do, e.g.
UserX Hosts1, !server = ALL
to allow "UserX" to run any command on the hosts in "Hosts1" except
for the machine "server".
> 2. Can you add more than one Host_Alias to a User Specification? Lets say I
> have yo Host_Alias definitions:
>
> Host_Alias Hosts1=hostA,hostB,hostC
> Host_Alias Hosts2=hostD,hostE,hostF
>
> Could I set up UserX with this definition:
>
> UserX Hosts1=ALL Hosts2=ALL
>
> If I can, amd I using the corrct syntax?
Sure, you just separate the entries with a colon (':'), e.g.
UserX Hosts1=ALL : Hosts2=ALL
> 3. Can a Host_Alias definition overlap with another?
>
> Example:
>
> Host_Alias Hosts1=hostA,hostB,hostC
> Host_Alias Hosts2=hostB,hostD,hostE,hostF
Yes, that's fine.
- todd
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