[Bug 1358827] [NEW] /etc/bash.bashrc checks for admin instead of sudo group

[Andrey Bondarenko]

Public bug reported:

Since ubuntu 12.04 sudo group is used for granting root privileges.
AFAIK admin group was retained for backward compatibility only, at least
Server Guige for Ubuntu 14.04 says that one should use sudo group for
root access.

Currently /etc/bash.bashrc check only for admin group. If the user
belong to admin group, hint message on how to get root access may be
printed. I think bashrc should check for sudo group also.

** Affects: bash (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  /etc/bash.bashrc checks for admin instead of sudo group

Status in “bash” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Since ubuntu 12.04 sudo group is used for granting root privileges.
  AFAIK admin group was retained for backward compatibility only, at
  least Server Guige for Ubuntu 14.04 says that one should use sudo
  group for root access.

  Currently /etc/bash.bashrc check only for admin group. If the user
  belong to admin group, hint message on how to get root access may be
  printed. I think bashrc should check for sudo group also.

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