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Does anyone know where I can get the package to install sudo on AIX 7.2?
I am looking at https://www.sudo.ws/download.html and see packages only until 7.1.
I heard sudo support for AIX 7.2 has been removed.
I wasn't able to locate any IBM docs for the same.




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    Does anyone know where I can get the package to install sudo on AIX 7.2?
    I am looking at https://www.sudo.ws/download.html and see packages only until 7.1.
    I heard sudo support for AIX 7.2 has been removed.
    I wasn't able to locate any IBM docs for the same.




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      Does anyone know where I can get the package to install sudo on AIX 7.2?
      I am looking at https://www.sudo.ws/download.html and see packages only until 7.1.
      I heard sudo support for AIX 7.2 has been removed.
      I wasn't able to locate any IBM docs for the same.




      software-installation sudo aix




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      Does anyone know where I can get the package to install sudo on AIX 7.2?
      I am looking at https://www.sudo.ws/download.html and see packages only until 7.1.
      I heard sudo support for AIX 7.2 has been removed.
      I wasn't able to locate any IBM docs for the same.





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          Download the IBM sudo RPM from AIX Toolbox for Linux Applications, specifically at: https://public.dhe.ibm.com/aix/freeSoftware/aixtoolbox/RPMS/ppc/sudo/sudo-1.8.20p2-4.aix6.1.ppc.rpm



          The package will install and run just fine on AIX 7.2. IBM has a strong history of binary compatibility between versions of AIX.






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          • Thanks @Jeff . Is sudo officially supported on AIX 7.2 ?
            – randeepsp
            Jun 26 at 5:40










          • While I've never encountered a bug or a support issue with it, it is provided "as a convenience to IBM customers. IBM does not own the Code, and did not develop or exhaustively test the Code. IBM does not provide support for the Code ... No Warranty: The Code is provided "As is."". The FAQ refers questions to a forum which I have not needed to visit.
            – Jeff Schaller
            Jun 26 at 11:11










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          Download the IBM sudo RPM from AIX Toolbox for Linux Applications, specifically at: https://public.dhe.ibm.com/aix/freeSoftware/aixtoolbox/RPMS/ppc/sudo/sudo-1.8.20p2-4.aix6.1.ppc.rpm



          The package will install and run just fine on AIX 7.2. IBM has a strong history of binary compatibility between versions of AIX.






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          • Thanks @Jeff . Is sudo officially supported on AIX 7.2 ?
            – randeepsp
            Jun 26 at 5:40










          • While I've never encountered a bug or a support issue with it, it is provided "as a convenience to IBM customers. IBM does not own the Code, and did not develop or exhaustively test the Code. IBM does not provide support for the Code ... No Warranty: The Code is provided "As is."". The FAQ refers questions to a forum which I have not needed to visit.
            – Jeff Schaller
            Jun 26 at 11:11














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          Download the IBM sudo RPM from AIX Toolbox for Linux Applications, specifically at: https://public.dhe.ibm.com/aix/freeSoftware/aixtoolbox/RPMS/ppc/sudo/sudo-1.8.20p2-4.aix6.1.ppc.rpm



          The package will install and run just fine on AIX 7.2. IBM has a strong history of binary compatibility between versions of AIX.






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          • Thanks @Jeff . Is sudo officially supported on AIX 7.2 ?
            – randeepsp
            Jun 26 at 5:40










          • While I've never encountered a bug or a support issue with it, it is provided "as a convenience to IBM customers. IBM does not own the Code, and did not develop or exhaustively test the Code. IBM does not provide support for the Code ... No Warranty: The Code is provided "As is."". The FAQ refers questions to a forum which I have not needed to visit.
            – Jeff Schaller
            Jun 26 at 11:11












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          Download the IBM sudo RPM from AIX Toolbox for Linux Applications, specifically at: https://public.dhe.ibm.com/aix/freeSoftware/aixtoolbox/RPMS/ppc/sudo/sudo-1.8.20p2-4.aix6.1.ppc.rpm



          The package will install and run just fine on AIX 7.2. IBM has a strong history of binary compatibility between versions of AIX.






          share|improve this answer













          Download the IBM sudo RPM from AIX Toolbox for Linux Applications, specifically at: https://public.dhe.ibm.com/aix/freeSoftware/aixtoolbox/RPMS/ppc/sudo/sudo-1.8.20p2-4.aix6.1.ppc.rpm



          The package will install and run just fine on AIX 7.2. IBM has a strong history of binary compatibility between versions of AIX.







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          • Thanks @Jeff . Is sudo officially supported on AIX 7.2 ?
            – randeepsp
            Jun 26 at 5:40










          • While I've never encountered a bug or a support issue with it, it is provided "as a convenience to IBM customers. IBM does not own the Code, and did not develop or exhaustively test the Code. IBM does not provide support for the Code ... No Warranty: The Code is provided "As is."". The FAQ refers questions to a forum which I have not needed to visit.
            – Jeff Schaller
            Jun 26 at 11:11
















          • Thanks @Jeff . Is sudo officially supported on AIX 7.2 ?
            – randeepsp
            Jun 26 at 5:40










          • While I've never encountered a bug or a support issue with it, it is provided "as a convenience to IBM customers. IBM does not own the Code, and did not develop or exhaustively test the Code. IBM does not provide support for the Code ... No Warranty: The Code is provided "As is."". The FAQ refers questions to a forum which I have not needed to visit.
            – Jeff Schaller
            Jun 26 at 11:11















          Thanks @Jeff . Is sudo officially supported on AIX 7.2 ?
          – randeepsp
          Jun 26 at 5:40




          Thanks @Jeff . Is sudo officially supported on AIX 7.2 ?
          – randeepsp
          Jun 26 at 5:40












          While I've never encountered a bug or a support issue with it, it is provided "as a convenience to IBM customers. IBM does not own the Code, and did not develop or exhaustively test the Code. IBM does not provide support for the Code ... No Warranty: The Code is provided "As is."". The FAQ refers questions to a forum which I have not needed to visit.
          – Jeff Schaller
          Jun 26 at 11:11




          While I've never encountered a bug or a support issue with it, it is provided "as a convenience to IBM customers. IBM does not own the Code, and did not develop or exhaustively test the Code. IBM does not provide support for the Code ... No Warranty: The Code is provided "As is."". The FAQ refers questions to a forum which I have not needed to visit.
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