I *finally* figured this one out. I had the following entry in my /etc/group file:
sudo:x:27:doug This makes it so I never have to enter a password *grimace*. Anyway, I removed myself from this group, logged out and back in again, and voila! sudo asks me for a password yet again. :-) On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, R. Douglas Barbieri wrote: > I've got an interesting one: > > I had to reload one of my debian systems this weekend. I installed the > "sudo" package, and added my user (via visudo, of course). Now, when I > issue the command "sudo <cmd>", it no longer asks me for a password--it > authenticates me without asking. Now my other debian system still asks for > a password and "remembers" me for a couple of minutes before asking again. > I've compared my sudo files from both my gateway machine (the one I > just reloaded) and my other debian box and they are the same: > > doug: ALL=(ALL) ALL > > Any suggestions as to where to look to fix this? This kinda worries me. > > PS: I'm running "testing" on my gateway and "unstable" on the other box. > > -- R. Douglas Barbieri [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.dooglio.net GPG Fingerprint: FE6A 6A57 2B95 7594 E534 BFEE 45F1 9E5E F30A 8A27 GPG Public key : http://www.dooglio.net/dooglio.gpg _______________________________________________ vox-tech mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.lugod.org/mailman/listinfo/vox-tech
