I can confirm that command-not-found 0.2.46ubuntu2 on my precise system (clean
install) is still broken.
The problem is this line::
self.user_can_sudo = grp.getgrnam("admin")[2] in posix.getgroups() or
grp.getgrnam("sudo")[2] in posix.getgroups()
on clean systems there is no admin group, so first grp.getgrnam("admin") raises
KeyError which is then catched and self.user_can_sude is set to False without
checking if user is in sudo group.
As mentioned by mc3man in #24 changing the order of grp.getgrnam will fix that
because sudo group is always there (and if user is not part of it, admin group
will be checked)
** Changed in: command-not-found (Ubuntu Precise)
Status: Incomplete => Triaged
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Move "admin" group to "sudo"
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