[sudo-users] Runas Query.

Gary.Haden at saga.co.uk Gary.Haden at saga.co.uk
Mon Mar 19 11:07:21 EDT 2012


Hi Kevin,

sudo -l says -
Matching Defaults entries for tia on this host:
    !authenticate

User tia may run the following commands on this host:
    (tia) /usr/local/setuids/tiadaemon2, (tia)
    /saga/opt/TIA/dev1/object/pgm/backgr/shl/F1095.shl

Yes, agree that trying to sudo as tia when i'm tia doesn't make sense but
we're also getting it with other logins. However surely that highlights an
issue if you can't sudo to run something yourself?

This is the sudo -l from another user and they also get the same message -
devupg.[DBADEV] > sudo -l
Matching Defaults entries for devupg on this host:
    !authenticate, runas_default=tia

User devupg may run the following commands on this host:
    (tia) /saga/app/oracle/forms_gen/fgen_tia, (tia)
    /saga/app/oracle/forms_gen/fgen_tia_build, (tia)
    /saga/app/oracle/class_gen/cgen_tia_build, (tia)
    /saga/app/oracle/jar_gen/jgen_tia_build
    (oracle) /saga/app/oracle/proc_gen/proc.shl, (oracle)
    /saga/bin/remote_forms.sh
    (tia) /usr/local/setuids/tiadaemon2, (tia)
    /saga/opt/TIA/dev1/object/pgm/backgr/shl/F1095.shl

Sorry, user tia is not allowed to execute
'/saga/opt/TIA/dbadev/object/pgm/backgr/shl/F1095.shl' as root on draco.

Thanks

Gary.


                                                                           
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What does "sudo -l" say?

And another glaring question:  Why are you using sudo to run a script as
the same user?
Your error states "user tia is not allowed.." and you have the "runas" i.e
(tia) set to tia.

-Kevin



On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 7:13 AM, <Gary.Haden at saga.co.uk> wrote:

  Hi,

  We're getting the following message when trying to run a sudo command -

  Sorry, user tia is not allowed to execute
  '/saga/opt/TIA/dev1/object/pgm/backgr/shl/F1095.shl' as root on draco.

  However we want it to run as user tia (not root) and the line in the
  sudoers file reflects this -

  TD2GRP DRACO=(tia) /usr/local/setuids/tiadaemon2,
  /saga/opt/TIA/dev1/object/pgm/backgr/shl/F1095.shl

  These are the other parameters we have in the file -

  Host_Alias DRACO = draco

  User_Alias TIAGRP = devaxs, devupg
  User_Alias ORAGRP = devaxs, devupg
  User_Alias TD2GRP = devaxs, devupg, tia

  Defaults !authenticate
  Defaults:TIAGRP runas_default=tia

  root ALL=(ALL) ALL

  TIAGRP DRACO=
  (tia) /saga/app/oracle/forms_gen/fgen_tia, /saga/app/oracle/forms_gen/fgen_tia_build, /saga/app/oracle/class_gen/cgen_tia_build, /saga/app/oracle/jar_gen/jgen_tia_build

  ORAGRP DRACO=
  (oracle) /saga/app/oracle/proc_gen/proc.shl, /saga/bin/remote_forms.sh
  oracle DRACO=
  (root) /saga/app/oracle/forms_gen/fix_fmx, /saga/app/oracle/forms_gen/fix_file, /saga/app/oracle/class_gen/fix_class, /saga/app/oracle/jar_gen/fix_jar

  TD2GRP DRACO=
  (tia) /usr/local/setuids/tiadaemon2, /saga/opt/TIA/dev1/object/pgm/backgr/shl/F1095.shl


  Any ideas what needs to be added/removed/changed?

  The /usr/local/setuids/tiadaemon2 which is on the same line works and the
  only differences are in the owner and permissions so should I be changing
  these?

  -rwxr--r--    1 tia      dev             764 28 Jun
  2006  /saga/opt/TIA/dev1/object/pgm/backgr/shl/F1095.shl
  -rwxr-xr-x    1 root     system         3764 16 Mar
  08:53 /usr/local/setuids/tiadaemon2

  Thanks

  Gary.


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