Problems using SUDO for RCS and using "Defaults>root !set_logname"parm
This is a discussion on Problems using SUDO for RCS and using "Defaults>root !set_logname"parm within the AIX Operating System forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> I have been setting up SUDO to run RCS commands for us and found that when I did a ...
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01-05-2008, 08:40 AM
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 Problems using SUDO for RCS and using "Defaults>root !set_logname"parm I have been setting up SUDO to run RCS commands for us and found that when I did a CO with a lock, since SUDO was running under root it would put the lock down as being given to root. This would enable anyone to do a CO with a lock since everyone would be root. I found that if you added "Defaults>root !set_logname" in VISUDO this would fix the problem. The problem I have encountered now is that this works fine with AIX 5.3 and SUDO 1.6.7 but when I try and use this parm on AIX 5.2 and SUDO 1.6.7 I receive a syntax error with this parm. Do I need to add other commands in VISUDO or does someone have a way to get around this problem. THANKS! Greg      |
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