Allow sudo su - only to one user
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Allow sudo su - on visudo only to one or some users of a group that access by ldap
For example, I have visually defined the following:
% dev ALL = (ALL) ALL
What I need is that only some users or only one of the dev group can do the sudo su -, not all of the group ... is it possible to do this?
security sudo openldap
edited Feb 21 at 16:42
Stephen Harris
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Allow sudo su - on visudo only to one or some users of a group that access by ldap
For example, I have visually defined the following:
% dev ALL = (ALL) ALL
What I need is that only some users or only one of the dev group can do the sudo su -, not all of the group ... is it possible to do this?
security sudo openldap
edited Feb 21 at 16:42
Stephen Harris
26.5k34780
asked Feb 21 at 16:32
miguel ramiresmiguel ramires
1
Can you create a new group?
– kemotep
Feb 21 at 16:40
Just useusernameinstead of%dev. eg I havesweh ALL=(ALL) ALLon my machine to allow the user "sweh" all commands.
– Stephen Harris
Feb 21 at 16:42
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Related tosudo su -: Is there ever a good reason to run sudo su?
– Kusalananda
Feb 21 at 17:35
yes but in my case I need the sweh user to be in the group% dev which is authenticated by openldap
– miguel ramires
Feb 21 at 21:45
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Allow sudo su - on visudo only to one or some users of a group that access by ldap
For example, I have visually defined the following:
% dev ALL = (ALL) ALL
What I need is that only some users or only one of the dev group can do the sudo su -, not all of the group ... is it possible to do this?
security sudo openldap
edited Feb 21 at 16:42
Stephen Harris
26.5k34780
asked Feb 21 at 16:32
miguel ramiresmiguel ramires
1
Allow sudo su - on visudo only to one or some users of a group that access by ldap
For example, I have visually defined the following:
% dev ALL = (ALL) ALL
What I need is that only some users or only one of the dev group can do the sudo su -, not all of the group ... is it possible to do this?
security sudo openldap
security sudo openldap
edited Feb 21 at 16:42
Stephen Harris
26.5k34780
asked Feb 21 at 16:32
miguel ramiresmiguel ramires
1
edited Feb 21 at 16:42
Stephen Harris
26.5k34780
asked Feb 21 at 16:32
miguel ramiresmiguel ramires
1
edited Feb 21 at 16:42
Stephen Harris
26.5k34780
edited Feb 21 at 16:42
Stephen Harris
26.5k34780
edited Feb 21 at 16:42
Stephen Harris
26.5k34780
26.5k34780
asked Feb 21 at 16:32
miguel ramiresmiguel ramires
1
asked Feb 21 at 16:32
miguel ramiresmiguel ramires
1
asked Feb 21 at 16:32
miguel ramiresmiguel ramires
1
1
Can you create a new group?
– kemotep
Feb 21 at 16:40
Just useusernameinstead of%dev. eg I havesweh ALL=(ALL) ALLon my machine to allow the user "sweh" all commands.
– Stephen Harris
Feb 21 at 16:42
1
Related tosudo su -: Is there ever a good reason to run sudo su?
– Kusalananda
Feb 21 at 17:35
yes but in my case I need the sweh user to be in the group% dev which is authenticated by openldap
– miguel ramires
Feb 21 at 21:45
add a comment |
Can you create a new group?
– kemotep
Feb 21 at 16:40
Just useusernameinstead of%dev. eg I havesweh ALL=(ALL) ALLon my machine to allow the user "sweh" all commands.
– Stephen Harris
Feb 21 at 16:42
1
Related tosudo su -: Is there ever a good reason to run sudo su?
– Kusalananda
Feb 21 at 17:35
yes but in my case I need the sweh user to be in the group% dev which is authenticated by openldap
– miguel ramires
Feb 21 at 21:45
Can you create a new group?
– kemotep
Feb 21 at 16:40
Can you create a new group?
– kemotep
Feb 21 at 16:40
Just use
username instead of %dev. eg I have sweh ALL=(ALL) ALL on my machine to allow the user "sweh" all commands.– Stephen Harris
Feb 21 at 16:42
Just use
username instead of %dev. eg I have sweh ALL=(ALL) ALL on my machine to allow the user "sweh" all commands.– Stephen Harris
Feb 21 at 16:42
1
1
Related to
sudo su -: Is there ever a good reason to run sudo su?– Kusalananda
Feb 21 at 17:35
Related to
sudo su -: Is there ever a good reason to run sudo su?– Kusalananda
Feb 21 at 17:35
yes but in my case I need the sweh user to be in the group% dev which is authenticated by openldap
– miguel ramires
Feb 21 at 21:45
yes but in my case I need the sweh user to be in the group% dev which is authenticated by openldap
– miguel ramires
Feb 21 at 21:45
add a comment |
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Can you create a new group?
– kemotep
Feb 21 at 16:40
Just use
usernameinstead of%dev. eg I havesweh ALL=(ALL) ALLon my machine to allow the user "sweh" all commands.– Stephen Harris
Feb 21 at 16:42
1
Related to
sudo su -: Is there ever a good reason to run sudo su?– Kusalananda
Feb 21 at 17:35
yes but in my case I need the sweh user to be in the group% dev which is authenticated by openldap
– miguel ramires
Feb 21 at 21:45