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Missing libsss_sudo #445
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We discussed this in the meeting today
@jdel - as part of this do you mind providing us an example fcct snippet that you use to configure the system to use this plugin? This would be useful as an example for future people who want to do the same thing. |
Hello Dusty, I won't go through the whole The following fcct template works for me:
The The addition of The The content |
thanks @jdel ! |
PR for this over in coreos/fedora-coreos-config#330 |
The fix for this landed upstream. It is now pending a testing stream release. |
Superb, thank you for the quick turnaround ! |
The fix for this went into testing stream release |
Confirmed |
The fix for this went into stable stream release |
In the process of migrating my CoreOS EC2 instances to Fedora CoreOS I am encountering the following issue.
Expected behaviour:
With
SSSD
configured and sudoers sss support innsswitch.conf
I expect to be able to use sudo rules provided by FreeIPA SSSD is connected to.Actual behaviour:
Executing sudo yields:
Steps to reproduce the issue
Add the following to
/etc/nsswitch.conf
:Reboot. It does not matter if you have sudo rules or even if
SSSD
is setup.Execute
sudo
with thecore
user.Resolution:
Install
libsss_sudo
with:Output of
rpm-ostree status
:The Fedora CoreOS documentation does not specify what is the recommended way to install such packages using the Ignition configuration. Please advise.
Thanks in advance
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