[sudo-users] Reg to change the default path of /etc/sudoers
Gabriel O'Brien
obrieng at cbc.ca
Sat Feb 3 15:41:11 EST 2007
There is a compile time option you can set to control the location in
which sudo installs its config file.
You'll want to do './configure --sysconfdir=/usr/local/etc' before
running 'make'
Do: './configure --help' for more info.
cheers,
Gabriel
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Gabriel O'Brien
IT Analyst, CBC Technology
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Namazhwar, Baskar wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to install sudoers on solaris system
> I installed on /export/local system
> The sudoers file is stored on /etc directory.
> I want to change the sudoers file path into /export/local/etc directory
> For that what I have to do
>
> When I run sudo command it must read from /export/local/etc/ directory.
> For that what I have to do
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Regards
> Baskar
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