/etc/sudoers versus /etc/sudoers.d
John Adams <[email protected]>
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Hi, folks,
Someone pointed out to me today that we could decompose our
/etc/sudoers files into one large standard body and many smaller
configuration files in /etc/sudoers.d.
We've got a little over a hundred machines and not a lot of variation
among them. I see the value of doing this and also wonder whether the value
is worth the gain in complexity.
What do you think? And is there any other recent new feature I should
think about using?
Thanks,
John A
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