Hi, Mike Wright wrote: > I would like to execute a command using sudo and not have to provide a > password. After much manpage time I added this: > > mike ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/lxc > > In theory this allows mike, from any and all hosts, to execute <lxc> without > a password. > > Nonetheless, "mike" executing "lxc" gets passworded, so there must be an > error in my rule. The format of that rule looks fine to me. You might look in the logs (/var/log/secure if you've got syslog enabled, else use the journalctl command). It may be that you're hitting another rule which supercedes the one you've got there (for example, if there's a rule matching a group you're in). Using `sudo -U mike -ll` might be helpful. -- Todd
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