[sudo-users] Only some group members can sudo -l

[Johnnie W Adams]

Hi, folks,

     Or presumably do other sudo things, but that's where I'm stuck. My
only clue is that the two users who can sudo -l have 2xxx UID/GIDs, whereas
all the others have 65xxx GIDs.

     I'm using version 1.8.29 on RHEL 8.5.

      The command line error:

~]$ sudo -l

sudo: PAM account management error: Permission denied

      The /var/log/secure entry:

Mar 14 11:45:10 degreeworksapp4 sudo[69765]:    <user> : PAM account
management error: Permission denied ; TTY=pts/0 ;


     The file in /etc/sudoers.d ends with this group entry:


%<groupname> ALL = NOPASSWD: <commands>


     Anything in <brackets> is redacted stuff.

Thanks,

     John A

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