I know how to enable su without a password for all wheel group users by adding the appropriate configuration line in /etc/pam.d/su.
I do not want to enable this for all wheel users but only one particular user.
I am using FreeBSD 8.1. How do I do this?
UPDATE in response to comments below
This is a pfSense box.
On Fedora15, following this wiki, I added a user to wheel group, which is already in the sudoer config file.
but still I get not-a-sudoer error prompt. Should I specifically name every member of a group in sudoer file to be able to sudo with that user?
I have configured PAM authentication on Linux box to restrict particular group only to login.
I have enabled pam and ldap through authconfig and modified access.conf like below,
[root@test root]# tail -1 /etc/security/access.conf
- : ALL EXCEPT root test-auth : ALL
Also modified sudoers file, to get su for this group
<code>
[root@test ~]# tail -1 /etc/sudoers
%test-auth AL
I want to grant users access to the nagios 3 core frontend by using an active directory group ("NagiosWebfrontend" in the code below).
The wheel on my PS2 wheel mouse does not work. When I use the USB port using an adapter, it works fine. The wheel works with Puppy Linux, so I know the hardware is fine. Thank you.
Context : We have a Ubuntu 12.04 with authentication done on a ldap server.
Unfortunately, one (ldap) user belongs to a (ldap) group named "admin".
I know there is the option nss_initgroups_ignoreusers to list the users I don't want to be looked for from the ldap. But couldn't find any equivalent for groups.
How could I specify ldap groups not to be used on this installation?
Oh boy.Before you break your installation irrecoverably, you may also want to check both the KDE and GNOME wiki pages to see if there are any special setup instruction like copying skeleton files to the new users folder when you create them.When you reinstall then you'll know what to do right away.Also sudo should be restricted to users in the "wheel" group. Do not give that g
I'm configuring sudo module in puppet according to this code
class sudo {
package { sudo:
ensure => present,
}
if $operatingsystem == "Ubuntu" {
package { "sudo-ldap":
ensure => present,
require => Package["sudo"],
}
}
file { "/etc/sudoers":
owner => "root",
group => "root",
mode => 0440,
source => "puppet://$puppetserver/modules/sudo/
Anyone else notice some odd behavior with the wheel click in Firefox?
I've been using the mouse wheel click in Firefox forever. I'm pretty sure this problem arose with the latest updates because I got a bunch of updates yesterday and today's the first day I've seen this.
Wheel-clicks from a web page open a new tab, just like always.
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