sudo 1.6.6 install problem HP-UX

Gordon Moore Gord.Moore at ca.ibm.com
Thu Sep 26 11:47:09 EDT 2002


Brent, I did the chmod as you suggested and sudo does work. But the 
software is still installed as corrupt. Here is the output from swverify 
sudo.

       * Reading source for file information.
ERROR:       Corrupt       sudo.sudo-RUN,l=/opt/sudo,r=1.6.6
ERROR:   File "/opt/sudo/etc/sudoers/sudoers" should have mtime
         "1020863871" but the actual mtime is "1033053508".
ERROR:   File "/opt/sudo/etc/sudoers/sudoers" should have size "580"
         bytes but the actual size is "602" bytes.
ERROR:   Fileset "sudo.sudo-RUN,l=/opt/sudo,r=1.6.6" had file errors.
 
       * Summary of Analysis Phase:
ERROR:       Verify failed sudo.sudo-RUN,l=/opt/sudo,r=1.6.6
ERROR:   1 of 1 filesets had Errors.
ERROR:   The Analysis Phase had errors.  See the above output for
         details.
 
How bad are these errors? Is there something wrong with the 1.6.6 depot?

Thanks,

Gord Moore
Unix Support Group -- Distributed Server Services  West
IBM Global Services
Suite 400, 10044 - 108 Street, 
Edmonton, AB  T5J 3S7

Phone: 780-412-9804  Cell: 780-982-0560 
mailto: Gord.Moore at ca.ibm.com

The difference between a feature and a defect is dependant on which 
cubicle you are sitting in.





Brent Fortman <Brent.Fortman at radioshack.com>
09/25/2002 03:08 PM

 
        To:     Gordon Moore/CanWest/IBM at IBMCA, "'sudo-users at sudo.ws'" 
<sudo-users at sudo.ws>
        cc: 
        Subject:        RE: sudo 1.6.6 install problem HP-UX

 

I don't think the situation is as dire as it may seem.  Sudo installed, 
but it installed without the SUID set on the sudo binary (and nothing is 
actually corrupt).  You can do this yourself by doing a chmod 4111 on 
/opt/sudo/bin/sudo.  Should work fine.  If you have the resources, I 
highly recommend configuring and compiling the sudo distribution yourself.
 
Brent



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