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09.09.2008 at 03:47AM PDT, ID: 23714948 | Points: 500
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How to implement sudo (sudo -s) in trusted HP-UX server?

Asked by sunhux in Unix Network Security, HP-UX Unix

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Hi,
 
We're running  B.11.23 U ia64 (itanium) in trusted mode
(/etc/shadow is not present)
 
How can we set up sudo?  I've seen Solaris servers in my
ex-job where sudo is set up & an ordinary Unix id that's
in the correct grouping could just do "sudo -s" to gain
root privilege.
 
I'm doing this to overcome the frequent root id being locked
& yet still comply to audit.  Can't have a backup root account
as this is non-compliant.
 
 
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