For anyone who doesn't want to wait for the final release, this is the
changeset you need:
http://www.sudo.ws/repos/sudo/rev/d0866ee5f190
Clone the repository with Mercurial. Export the above changeset
(d0866ee5f190) as a patch.
Use apt-get source to grab the sources for sudo from the appropriate
repo. Also run 'apt-get build-dep sudo' to get the build dependencies.
Apply the patch (from Hg) to the Debian sources.
"dch -i". Update the version number to identify it as a
locally-generated version (I used 1.8.2-2philpem1).
"debuild -us -uc"
Install the resulting package with "dpkg -i sudo_{blah}.deb". Ignore
sudo-ldap; you probably want normal sudo (you'll know if you need
sudo-ldap).
Took me about 15 minutes but fixed the bug nicely on my laptop (which
uses ecryptfs-encrypted home directories).
--
Phil.
phil...@philpem.me.uk
http://www.philpem.me.uk/
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