Post A4e8jksKQAtMQeIBwO by lx@tooting.ch
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(DIR) Post #A4bQOu7C5XCQhlZahE by feld@bikeshed.party
2021-02-24T15:12:06.004514Z
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@lattera sudo but only because of habit
(DIR) Post #A4bSDhU0ufZUFb23dY by NickolasGir@paypig.org
2021-02-24T15:32:29Z
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@latterasu
(DIR) Post #A4bTaVv6AdRr0E8vqa by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2021-02-24T15:47:48.676437Z
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@lattera I tend to only use su(1) (the only one being root should be me and PID 1) but I would never pick sudo.
(DIR) Post #A4c1jK5uu5nlNGZjfM by ParadeGrotesque@mastodon.sdf.org
2021-02-24T22:10:20Z
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@florian @lattera I have a tmux opened on all my machines with a permanent 'root' tab.I know, I know.
(DIR) Post #A4c2045neSTAfUVIau by ParadeGrotesque@mastodon.sdf.org
2021-02-24T22:13:19Z
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@lattera @solene You haven't fully lived until you have configured 'sudo' to allow some users to reboot a (development server) HP-UX machine into different versions of that OS (11iv1 and 11iv2).Been there. Done that. Got the PTSD to prove it.
(DIR) Post #A4c2AbNQkvZcnGm6Ea by ParadeGrotesque@mastodon.sdf.org
2021-02-24T22:15:16Z
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@lattera Let me see...doas on #OpenBSD of coursesudo on most Linuxessu - root -c on #netbsd Because I am weird like that.
(DIR) Post #A4c4fNCvgewtjXfD7o by claudiom@mastodon.sdf.org
2021-02-24T22:43:14Z
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@ParadeGrotesque @lattera I actually like the simplicity of días, but yeah, it would be nice if persist did work in Freebase. I was using it for a while on there, but the lack of persist annoyed me to where I moved back to sudo on that. On Linux, I just use sudo. Don't want to break any linuxisms by being portable. 🤪😅
(DIR) Post #A4c4oRE679oWnuX4yG by claudiom@mastodon.sdf.org
2021-02-24T22:44:50Z
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@ParadeGrotesque @lattera I actually like the simplicity of doas, but yeah, it would be nice if persist did work in FreeBSD. I was using it for a while on there, but the lack of persist annoyed me to where I moved back to sudo on that. On Linux, I just use sudo. Don't want to break any linuxisms by being portable. 🤪😅
(DIR) Post #A4e8jksKQAtMQeIBwO by lx@tooting.ch
2021-02-25T14:16:09Z
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@lanodan @lattera What about using sudo to run as another user that is not root?
(DIR) Post #A4e8jlICrxaliuOrHE by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2021-02-25T22:38:19.338214Z
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@lx @lattera Either that user is an alternative login user and so I usually have a password for it, meaning no need to go through root.Or it's basically a system user and so I log in as root.What is means is that root has a password, a unique one. While with doas/sudo/pfexec/… you use your own user's password and usually goes with hope that it won't allow privilege escalation.
(DIR) Post #A6U3H4cP9hbTDBPDNo by bonifartius@qoto.org
2021-04-21T20:53:27Z
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@lanodan can i selectively allow commands with doas? i use sudo to reload various services when the script (not running as root) which does letsencrypt refreshes the certs.
(DIR) Post #A6U3H56BMzQGhXKznU by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
2021-04-21T21:35:13.839909Z
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@bonifartius Yeah. See the manpage: http://man.openbsd.org/doas.conf