Hi Jim,
Note that sudo requires the command be executed from a TTY by default for
security, which isn't compatible with how system services run. Do you have a
defaults entry for bacula that disables the "requiretty" option? Not having
this would manifest as a permission denied as if the sudo rule hadn't taken
effect.
> Defaults:bacula !requiretty
Giving bacula full access to systemctl is also not consistent with the
principles of least privilege, and potentially dangerous. You would be safer
providing multiple sudo rules to start and stop just the services you need
bacula to have control over.
Regards,
Ben Roberts
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