Hi,
I've checked all related output in Google search and this mailing
list, but still have no answer to a question, why secure_path option
is ignored by IPA?
here is what I have in IPA
Sudo Option: !requiretty, !authenticate,
secure_path=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/s
Hello.
The FreeIpa user has sudo rights on a Ubuntu 2204 desktop machine that is in
the FreeIpa Linux domain. It can do sudo su, sudo apt install…
But when starting some services and basic installation of applications from the
market (in general, when it comes to gui admin rights), it asks the
I have recently found out that when adding SUDO rules to my IPA server, the
host groups are not evaluated correctly. I am using the same host groups in my
HBAC and they are working correctly. If I remove the host groups from the SUDO
rule, and instead directly put the server in as an individua
Hi all,
I have a question regarding sudo command and rules in FreeIPA, is it
possible to allow a user to only install packages and not remove?
for example the sudo command will look,like : /usr/bin/dnf install *
I tried to configure sudo command as "/usr/bin/dnf install" and it didn't
work
If
Hello Team,
I have integrated my Ubuntu/Debian and CentOS Servers as IPA Clients to my
FreeIPA Server. The custom sudo rule added by me also works for the users
assigned to the rule.
The first login attempt as well as sudo access works fine. However if the
user logins later or after few days, the
Hi,
I have a global password policy set for unlimited on expiration date,
however a user who has no issues logging in as himself, got a password
expiration notice when he recently used sudo. I can't seem to find anything
pertaining to sudo rights expiring in the freeipa gui, is there somewhere
spe
