sudo with nopassw for some commands?

[Claudio Miranda]

    I have a similar (working) configuration:

claudio ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL

On 7/11/06, Craig Vine <craig at webafrica.co.za> wrote:
>
> Donatas G. wrote:
> > anyone has any ideas on this?
> >
> > Donatas
> >
> > Donatas G. wrote:
> >
> >> I am in admin group on my computer, so i have full sudo rights, but I
> would
> >> like to not be asked for a password when executing some commands.
> >>
> >> I added a user group line and a command group line to the default
> /etc/sudoers
> >> file, but I am still asked for a password...
> >>
> >> What is it that I am doing wrong? see my sudoers file below. My user is
> "dg".
> >>
> >> =========================
> >> # User alias specification
> >>
> >> User_Alias     LIMITED = dg, sim
> >>
> >> # Cmnd alias specification
> >> Cmnd_Alias     ELEMENTARY = /usr/bin/pon, /usr/bin/poff, \
> >>                             /sbin/halt, /sbin/reboot
> >>
> >> # Defaults
> >>
> >> Defaults        !lecture,tty_tickets,!fqdn
> >>
> >> # User privilege specification
> >> root    ALL=(ALL) ALL
> >>
> >> LIMITED     ALL = NOPASSWD: ELEMENTARY
> >>
> >> # Members of the admin group may gain root privileges
> >> %admin ALL=(ALL) ALL
> >> =========================
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> I have this in our Wiki :
>
>
>     Password Free Sudo
>
>
> 1. Edit /etc/sudoers as root (run: kdesu kate /etc/sudoers)
> 2. Add the following on a new line "username ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL" (replace
> username with your login name)
> 3. Click Save and exit kate. All sudo commands will now run without
> asking for your password.
> *WARNING!!! While this does make life easier. it can also be potentially
> dangerous, any malicious code or script could gain root access and cause
> serious kak. USE AT OWN RISK!!!* (
>
> I havn't tested it tho..
>
>

-- 
Claudio Miranda
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