sudoers.d template has incorrect formatting for command with no password about sudo HOT 3 CLOSED

Pretty sure you did it wrong. Note that I'm not involved in this project, I just happened to stumble in, and I know how to do this. I had to add two LWRPs to make this work. I wanted to make user 'foo' a sudoer that requires a password for all commands except chef-client. This is how I did it:

sudo 'foo-as-sudoer' do
  user 'foo'
  nopasswd false
end

sudo 'foo-run-chef-client-nopasswd' do
  user 'foo'
  commands ['/usr/bin/chef-client']
  runas 'root'
  nopasswd true
end

I've verified this code on a fresh machine within the last half hour, so I hope this works out for you!

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Thank you! I've since gotten the cookbooks to work, but not for a template.
I'll have to give that a try. Cheers!

On Tue, Mar 10, 2015 at 2:01 PM, kungfujoe [email protected] wrote:

Pretty sure you did it wrong. Note that I'm not involved in this project,
I just happened to stumble in, and I know how to do this. I had to add two
LWRPs to make this work. I wanted to make user 'foo' a sudoer that requires
a password for all commands except chef-client. This is how I did it:

sudo 'foo-as-sudoer' do
user 'foo'
nopasswd false
end

sudo 'foo-run-chef-client-nopasswd' do
user 'foo'
commands ['/usr/bin/chef-client']
runas 'root'
nopasswd true
end

I've verified this code on a fresh machine within the last half hour, so I
hope this works out for you!

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Looks like this is solved in the response

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