Public bug reported:
Our sudoers file contains host aliases which all work fine on versions
of Ubuntu < 16.04.
On 16.04, it has become necessary to include the FQDN of the machine in
order for sudo permissions to be granted. I have reproduced this problem
on two cleanly-installed servers.
i.e.
This entry in /etc/sudoers does not work for members of sudo group:-
%sudo ourserver
This entry in /etc/sudoers does work for members of sudo group:-
%sudo ourserver.our.domain
Extra information which may be of interest:
'hostname' returns the shortname on both Ub1604 and Ub1404 installations
/etc/hosts lists machines by fqdn and then shortname on both platforms, i.e.
ip.ad.dr.es ourserver.our.domain ourserver
/etc/resolv.conf is set to search our.domain, same on both platforms
sudo package version is 1.8.16-0ubuntu1.1
Bw
John
** Affects: sudo (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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sudo ignores shortname aliases in sudoers file
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