How to sudo init 6 without passwd
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In my /etc/sudoers.d/csinit, I had insert the following line, but still cannot work.
testcs ALL=NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5
I had tried this too:
testcs ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5
It will still ask for passwd when I sudo init 6 or init 5.
sudo
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In my /etc/sudoers.d/csinit, I had insert the following line, but still cannot work.
testcs ALL=NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5
I had tried this too:
testcs ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5
It will still ask for passwd when I sudo init 6 or init 5.
sudo
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In my /etc/sudoers.d/csinit, I had insert the following line, but still cannot work.
testcs ALL=NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5
I had tried this too:
testcs ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5
It will still ask for passwd when I sudo init 6 or init 5.
sudo
edited Mar 15 at 6:37
Olorin
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asked Mar 15 at 3:55
user803473
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In my /etc/sudoers.d/csinit, I had insert the following line, but still cannot work.
testcs ALL=NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5
I had tried this too:
testcs ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5
It will still ask for passwd when I sudo init 6 or init 5.
sudo
edited Mar 15 at 6:37
Olorin
1,15711
asked Mar 15 at 3:55
user803473
94
edited Mar 15 at 6:37
Olorin
1,15711
edited Mar 15 at 6:37
Olorin
1,15711
edited Mar 15 at 6:37
Olorin
1,15711
1,15711
asked Mar 15 at 3:55
user803473
94
asked Mar 15 at 3:55
user803473
94
asked Mar 15 at 3:55
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You have set NOPASSWD for rc6 and rc5. If you don't want to be asked for a password for init, then you'll have to add those to the sudoers rule as well. Something like:
testcs ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5, /sbin/init [56]
(Since you can specify wildcards in the arguments, [...] matching any character in the list.)
answered Mar 15 at 5:34
Olorin
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Yeah! It's work! Thank you so much. Do you know where is the command " ifconfig e1000g1 up" file location? I tried /sbin/ifconfig but the file is for ifconfig -a command only.
– user803473
Mar 15 at 7:05
@user803473 the same/sbin/ifconfigcan be used forifconfig ... upas well, as far as I know.
– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:24
Since you seem to be new, you might want to consider accepting an answer if it worked for you. See unix.stackexchange.com/help/someone-answers
– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:40
Okay, done :) Thanks for guiding.
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Mar 16 at 2:24
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1 Answer
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1
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You have set NOPASSWD for rc6 and rc5. If you don't want to be asked for a password for init, then you'll have to add those to the sudoers rule as well. Something like:
testcs ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5, /sbin/init [56]
(Since you can specify wildcards in the arguments, [...] matching any character in the list.)
answered Mar 15 at 5:34
Olorin
1,15711
Yeah! It's work! Thank you so much. Do you know where is the command " ifconfig e1000g1 up" file location? I tried /sbin/ifconfig but the file is for ifconfig -a command only.
– user803473
Mar 15 at 7:05
@user803473 the same/sbin/ifconfigcan be used forifconfig ... upas well, as far as I know.
– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:24
Since you seem to be new, you might want to consider accepting an answer if it worked for you. See unix.stackexchange.com/help/someone-answers
– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:40
Okay, done :) Thanks for guiding.
– user803473
Mar 16 at 2:24
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
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You have set NOPASSWD for rc6 and rc5. If you don't want to be asked for a password for init, then you'll have to add those to the sudoers rule as well. Something like:
testcs ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5, /sbin/init [56]
(Since you can specify wildcards in the arguments, [...] matching any character in the list.)
answered Mar 15 at 5:34
Olorin
1,15711
Yeah! It's work! Thank you so much. Do you know where is the command " ifconfig e1000g1 up" file location? I tried /sbin/ifconfig but the file is for ifconfig -a command only.
– user803473
Mar 15 at 7:05
@user803473 the same/sbin/ifconfigcan be used forifconfig ... upas well, as far as I know.
– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:24
Since you seem to be new, you might want to consider accepting an answer if it worked for you. See unix.stackexchange.com/help/someone-answers
– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:40
Okay, done :) Thanks for guiding.
– user803473
Mar 16 at 2:24
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
You have set NOPASSWD for rc6 and rc5. If you don't want to be asked for a password for init, then you'll have to add those to the sudoers rule as well. Something like:
testcs ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5, /sbin/init [56]
(Since you can specify wildcards in the arguments, [...] matching any character in the list.)
answered Mar 15 at 5:34
Olorin
1,15711
You have set NOPASSWD for rc6 and rc5. If you don't want to be asked for a password for init, then you'll have to add those to the sudoers rule as well. Something like:
testcs ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/rc6, /sbin/rc5, /sbin/init [56]
(Since you can specify wildcards in the arguments, [...] matching any character in the list.)
answered Mar 15 at 5:34
Olorin
1,15711
answered Mar 15 at 5:34
Olorin
1,15711
answered Mar 15 at 5:34
Olorin
1,15711
answered Mar 15 at 5:34
Olorin
1,15711
1,15711
Yeah! It's work! Thank you so much. Do you know where is the command " ifconfig e1000g1 up" file location? I tried /sbin/ifconfig but the file is for ifconfig -a command only.
– user803473
Mar 15 at 7:05
@user803473 the same/sbin/ifconfigcan be used forifconfig ... upas well, as far as I know.
– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:24
Since you seem to be new, you might want to consider accepting an answer if it worked for you. See unix.stackexchange.com/help/someone-answers
– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:40
Okay, done :) Thanks for guiding.
– user803473
Mar 16 at 2:24
add a comment |Â
Yeah! It's work! Thank you so much. Do you know where is the command " ifconfig e1000g1 up" file location? I tried /sbin/ifconfig but the file is for ifconfig -a command only.
– user803473
Mar 15 at 7:05
@user803473 the same/sbin/ifconfigcan be used forifconfig ... upas well, as far as I know.
– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:24
Since you seem to be new, you might want to consider accepting an answer if it worked for you. See unix.stackexchange.com/help/someone-answers
– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:40
Okay, done :) Thanks for guiding.
– user803473
Mar 16 at 2:24
Yeah! It's work! Thank you so much. Do you know where is the command " ifconfig e1000g1 up" file location? I tried /sbin/ifconfig but the file is for ifconfig -a command only.
– user803473
Mar 15 at 7:05
Yeah! It's work! Thank you so much. Do you know where is the command " ifconfig e1000g1 up" file location? I tried /sbin/ifconfig but the file is for ifconfig -a command only.
– user803473
Mar 15 at 7:05
@user803473 the same
/sbin/ifconfig can be used for ifconfig ... up as well, as far as I know.– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:24
@user803473 the same
/sbin/ifconfig can be used for ifconfig ... up as well, as far as I know.– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:24
Since you seem to be new, you might want to consider accepting an answer if it worked for you. See unix.stackexchange.com/help/someone-answers
– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:40
Since you seem to be new, you might want to consider accepting an answer if it worked for you. See unix.stackexchange.com/help/someone-answers
– Olorin
Mar 15 at 7:40
Okay, done :) Thanks for guiding.
– user803473
Mar 16 at 2:24
Okay, done :) Thanks for guiding.
– user803473
Mar 16 at 2:24
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