On 12/02/2018 18:54, Pierre Labastie wrote: > On 11/02/2018 23:01, Tim Tassonis wrote: >> On 02/11/2018 10:37 PM, Bruce Dubbs wrote: >>> Tim Tassonis wrote: >>> >>>> I have found a workaround for my problem: >>>> >>>> If I replace >>>> >>>> mount -vt devpts devpts $LFS/dev/pts -o gid=5,mode=620 >>>> >>>> with >>>> >>>> mount -v --bind /dev/pts $LFS/dev/pts >>>> >>>> >>>> I get the needed /dev/pts/0 and sudo and su with password asking now works. >>>> As it seems that this is really only a chroot issue and su and sudo now >>>> work fine, I'll continue with that. I'm not yet sure of the exact security >>>> implications, but as this is a dedicated vm only for building the system, >>>> it should be ok. > > I have the same issue, whether or not I use -o gid=... > > After entering chroot, I am root, and if I run "su - pierre", I become pierre. > But if I try to become back root using su (that is running "su -" while being > pierre), I get the "su: must be run from a terminal" message. > > Note that if I run (as pierre) "sudo su -", it works (user pierre can sudo > without a password)... > > I tried an old LFS (SVN-20160929), and I have exactly the same results... > > Hmm, maybe a problem with host (I'm using Debian sid ATM). > > I've made a few trials. With kernels older than 4.9, same issue. With 4.7.4, > no issue. That may explain why it was working for older LFS. >
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