[sudo-users] More controlled globs

[Johannes Löthberg]

Hello,

I just saw a question[1] on unix.stackexchange.com asking for a way to 
let a user or group execute a specific command where the argument has a 
glob in the sudoers file, but not allow any additional arguments after 
that, so I was wondering if this currently is possible in sudo? I don’t 
think it is, but I wanted to ask just in case.

One way to implement it would be to use $ to mean end of line like in 
regexps, so you can just add an $ after the argument and then if there’s 
anything more it doesn’t match.

[1]: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/196861/

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Sincerely,
  Johannes Löthberg
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