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Bug #14381

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Directive Sudoers allow both passwordless sudo and all commands.

Added by Matthew Frost about 5 years ago. Updated almost 2 years ago.

Status:

New

Priority:

N/A

Assignee:

Félix DALLIDET

Category:

Techniques

Target version:

old 6.1 issues to relocate

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Severity:

Minor - inconvenience | misleading | easy workaround

UX impact:

User visibility:

Getting started - demo | first install | Technique editor and level 1 Techniques

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Description

Hello Rudder,

During my testing yesterday we attempted to allow a user on our staging server to execute passwordless sudo and all commands, but we found that when you enable the following options in the directive:

Allow the entity to execute the given commands without entering his password (true)
Allow the entity to execute all commands (true)
Commands allowed to this entity - Optional (EMPTY)

The sudeors file results in the following:

#includedir /etc/sudoers.d
# begin_section_user
user    ALL=(ALL) ALL

This does allow the user to execute sudo commands but prompts for a password our goal would be to allow all sudo commands on staging without entering a password.

Thank you!

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Updated by Alexis Mousset about 5 years ago

Description updated (diff)
Category set to Techniques
Target version set to 5.0.7

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Updated by François ARMAND about 5 years ago

Target version changed from 5.0.7 to 5.0.9

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Updated by Vincent MEMBRÉ about 5 years ago

Target version changed from 5.0.9 to 5.0.10

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Updated by Nicolas CHARLES about 5 years ago

Hi Matthew

What would be the expected content of sudo config file to achieve that correctly in your opinion?

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Updated by Matthew Frost about 5 years ago

Hello Nicolas,

It would be:

myuser ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL for a single user, or

%sudo ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL for a group.

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Updated by François ARMAND about 5 years ago

Assignee set to Félix DALLIDET
Severity set to Critical - prevents main use of Rudder | no workaround | data loss | security
User visibility set to Getting started - demo | first install | Technique editor and level 1 Techniques
Priority changed from 0 to 93

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Updated by François ARMAND about 5 years ago

Severity changed from Critical - prevents main use of Rudder | no workaround | data loss | security to Minor - inconvenience | misleading | easy workaround
Priority changed from 93 to 50

In fact, I misunderstood the problem: here, it asks for the password when it should not (so it's more minor than critical)

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Updated by Félix DALLIDET about 5 years ago

Status changed from New to In progress

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Updated by Félix DALLIDET about 5 years ago

I was unable to reproduce on a debian9 platform, I tested it in 5.0.6 and 5.0.9.
Could you double check if the issue is still relevant? If so, could you describe precisely the steps and environment needed to reproduce.

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