On 04/01/2012 07:37, chengshid wrote:
δΊ 2012/1/4 14:45, Bob Proulx ει:
chengshid wrote:
"sudo" command passwd is not canceled since i modify the follows files.
/usr/share/polkit-1/actions/ and /etc/pam.d/
the /etc/sudoers file have modified with no required passwd.
help me! thanks.
I do not understand what you are asking. Are you saying that it is
not requiring a password now? The default password timeout is 15
minutes.
Use 'sudo -k' to revoke your permissions.
use 'sudo -l' to list information about what you are allowed. This
will display any NOPASSWD flags set in the file.
Bob
sorry, bad with my EN.
"sudo" command passwd is required now .
i added the NOPASSWD field to sudoers file, and the "sudo" command all
ways was not required passwd.
But now, i modify these files under /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/, and
it is is required passwd.
so, could be any way to cancel the demand for passwd?
I know the "sudo" working from the sudoers file. You can give 4 things
in this file.
1 users (user alias) - who can do xy.....
2 commands (command alias) - what commands run as ROOT
- here can configure these command NOT need to passwd with
"NOPASSW" or "NOPASSWD"
3 where (host alias) - where can run these commands
4 how (runas alias) - usernames that commands my be ran as
4 example
User_Alias powerusrs = john
Cmnd_Alias pprocs= /bin/kill, /bin/ls
Host_Alias hsts= localhost
powerusrs hsts= (root) pprocs
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