latest sudo locks out a user

[David Mehler]

Hello,

Thanks. I'll check in to the openbsd sudoreplay issue, but I'm not
using it. When I asked about the pam change in the base I was
wondering if that might effect sudo? I have not done a FreeBSD-update
since before this issue began.

Thanks.
Dave.


On 9/1/17, edgar <edgar at pettijohn-web.com> wrote:
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> There was a post to openbsd misc@ about sudoreplay not working. Might be
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>> On Sep 1, 2017 at 12:23 PM,  <Adam Vande More>  wrote:
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>>  On Fri, Sep 1, 2017 at 11:33 AM, David Mehler wrote:  >  Hello everyone,
>> >   >  Thank you for your responses. There have been no changes in the  >
>> sudoers file, and the syntax on it is correct. The user is in the  >
>> wheel group and in the sudoers file there's a line that says anyone in  >
>> that group can do anything as long as they have the password.  >   >  I've
>> reset the password, hasn't fixed the issue.  >   >  I've got logging going
>> and I do see the user, the environment  >  variables, and the command
>> attempt, but nothing about an error, just  >  nothing. The log file has 3
>> lines in it, the other files in that  >  directory are empty.  >   >
>> Could this possibly be a pam change?  >  PAM is from base. You stated only
>> that you updated ports. -- Adam
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