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linux:sudo [2022/09/27 11:55]
manu [sudo -i vs sudo su]
linux:sudo [2025/02/25 13:27] (current)
manu [sudo howto]
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   # sudo -u bin -g operator /bin/ls /​whatever/​directory   # sudo -u bin -g operator /bin/ls /​whatever/​directory
  
-<cli>+<​cli ​prompt='>'​>
 [root@aix001]/​etc/​sudoers.d>​ cat zabbix [root@aix001]/​etc/​sudoers.d>​ cat zabbix
 %AIXUSERS ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/vi /​etc/​zabbix/​* %AIXUSERS ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/vi /​etc/​zabbix/​*
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 [myaixuser01@aix001]/​home/​myaixuser01>​ sudo /​etc/​rc.d/​init.d/​zabbix-agent start [myaixuser01@aix001]/​home/​myaixuser01>​ sudo /​etc/​rc.d/​init.d/​zabbix-agent start
 Zabbix agent started Zabbix agent started
 +</​cli>​
 +
 +Change sudo default timeout (5 min):
 +<cli prompt='>'>​
 +root@nimprod /root> sudo -V | grep -i time
 +Lecture user the first time they run sudo
 +Authentication timestamp timeout: 120.0 minutes
 +Password prompt timeout: 5.0 minutes
 +Path to authentication timestamp dir: /​var/​run/​sudo/​ts
 +Type of authentication timestamp record: tty
 +Sudo log server timeout in seconds: 30
 +
 +root@nimprod /root> grep -i time /​etc/​sudoers
 +Defaults timestamp_timeout=120
 </​cli>​ </​cli>​
  
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 This command is best used when the user wants to switch over to root but keep the same shell environment. This command is best used when the user wants to switch over to root but keep the same shell environment.
 +
 +===== Run command su/sudo with nologin =====
 +
 +As user with nologin shell can't be reached with "su - user", but you can use instead the command
 +  runuser
 +
 +
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