Hi! I need to give some of ldap users to sudo access. I am not sure how to configure SUDO access in LDAP. Your valuable suggestion appreciated!
Thanks in Advance!
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I could be wrong but can't you just add their uid to the /etc/sudoers file? Since PAM is used to authenticate, the uid added to that file should work fine.
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On Jan 29, 2009, at 3:27 PM, Paul bob wrote:
Hi! I need to give some of ldap users to sudo access. I am not sure how to configure SUDO access in LDAP. Your valuable suggestion appreciated!
Thanks in Advance!
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This helped me immensely:
http://www.gratisoft.us/sudo/readme_ldap.html
One caveat I learned is that sudo bundled with some Linux distros is not compiled with LDAP support. You'll have to either recompile a version from the sudo folks or rebuild the package w/ LDAP enabled. Also, not all architectures support 64-bit sudo rpms. For example, ppc64 only supports 32-bit (or, at least, I was unable to rebuild it as 64-bit on SLES10 SP2).
Good luck.
On 1/29/09 3:27 PM, "Paul bob" uask2009@gmail.com wrote:
Hi! I need to give some of ldap users to sudo access. I am not sure how to configure SUDO access in LDAP. Your valuable suggestion appreciated!
Thanks in Advance!
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