*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 55172 ***
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 55172
gksu dies on first run
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It is supposed to print that, yeah; the problem here is sudo is giving
up the option to show whatever the pam module told it to display.
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I get this...
$ sudo -p GNOME_SUDO_PASS ls
password:
If this is meant to print
GNOME_SUDO_PASS:
then sudo's -p option is completely broken.
On Mon, 2006-07-31 at 11:04 +, Gustavo Noronha Silva wrote:
> The -p option is for sudo; it will replace sudo's password prompt for
> something; in this
The -p option is for sudo; it will replace sudo's password prompt for
something; in this case GNOME_SUDO_PASS. If you call sudo -p
GNOME_SUDO_PASS ls it must present you that prompt, but if pam tells it
to use something else, it will just ignore this. We probably need to
patch sudo to respect this
Do you know why sudo is ignoring the prompt? Is it in a format that sudo
doesn't like? Does sudo always ignore the -p option regardless if its
from pam? Could pam be setting the -p option incorrectly? Would a fix
require a patch to the sudo source? pam?
Sorry, I don't know that much about sudo or
This is sudo not respecting the -p option when pam tells it to use
another prompt. I'll be happy with any help on how to detect the sudo
password prompt in a better way then is done today.
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