From: Stephen Kasirye (kassets@techmuk.ac.ug)
Date: Tue May 01 2001 - 12:03:31 CEST
On Thu, 26 Apr 2001, Joshua Hudson nicely wrote:
Hullo Joshua,
> I have been asked how I added sudo to muLinux. Here is my answer.
>
> As for proceedure: log in as root (what else) and copy sudo c files to
> current directory. The following commands complete the installation,
> assuming GCC addon is mounted.
> mkdir /usr/local
> mkdir /usr/local/bin
> mkdir /usr/local/adm
> mkdir /usr/local/adm/logs
> touch /usr/local/adm/sudoers
> chmod 600 /usr/local/adm/sudoers
> gcc sudo.c clrusr.c
==
Error message!
==
sudo.c: In function `checkdoer':
sudo.c:286: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast
==
> mv a.out /usr/local/bin/sudo
> chmod 4711 /usr/local/bin/sudo
>
> The packaged man file sudo.8 still needs to be rewritten for mulinux.
> Important sudo considers daemon gid to be 3 while muLinux uses 2. Change one
> or the other. I have commented out the mail alert as it does not work on
> muLinux.
>
> # sample sudoers file:
> # root can do anything
> root all
>
> # gandalf is the sysadmin
> gandalf all
>
> # the security officer can use kill so that he can log anybody out.
> officer /bin/kill
>
> # the backup operator can use all commands that require root access
> # for backing up files.
> backup /bin/cp /usr/srv/bin/mkfs.ext2 /bin/mount /bin/umount
>
Stephen
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