I have added File status test for monitoring and on the test configuration page it ask me for Sudo path. How do i do it.
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eG Helpdesk posted
almost 9 years ago
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On the Linux server, you can run the command "whereissudo" and it gives you the path of the sudo. Usually, it would be available under urs/sbin or urs/bin/sbin. Provide the path on the eG test configuration>File status test.
Apart from that, you have to make sure the eguser should have permission to run the sudo command on that server. For that, you have to go to the file /etc/sudoers
. In that file, under the session "# Allow members of group sudo to execute any command ", you can leave the default ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL or else you can mention the specific username to have permission to execute sudo command.
# Allow members of group sudo to execute any command
%sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL
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eG Helpdeskposted
almost 9 years ago
AdminAnswer
On the Linux server, you can run the command "whereissudo" and it gives you the path of the sudo. Usually, it would be available under urs/sbin or urs/bin/sbin. Provide the path on the eG test configuration>File status test.
Apart from that, you have to make sure the eguser should have permission to run the sudo command on that server. For that, you have to go to the file /etc/sudoers
. In that file, under the session "# Allow members of group sudo to execute any command ", you can leave the default ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL or else you can mention the specific username to have permission to execute sudo command.
# Allow members of group sudo to execute any command
I have added File status test for monitoring and on the test configuration page it ask me for Sudo path. How do i do it.
1 Votes
eG Helpdesk posted almost 9 years ago Admin Best Answer
On the Linux server, you can run the command "whereissudo" and it gives you the path of the sudo. Usually, it would be available under urs/sbin or urs/bin/sbin. Provide the path on the eG test configuration>File status test.
Apart from that, you have to make sure the eguser should have permission to run the sudo command on that server. For that, you have to go to the file /etc/sudoers . In that file, under the session "# Allow members of group sudo to execute any command ", you can leave the default ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL or else you can mention the specific username to have permission to execute sudo command.
# Allow members of group sudo to execute any command
%sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL
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eG Helpdesk posted almost 9 years ago Admin Answer
On the Linux server, you can run the command "whereissudo" and it gives you the path of the sudo. Usually, it would be available under urs/sbin or urs/bin/sbin. Provide the path on the eG test configuration>File status test.
Apart from that, you have to make sure the eguser should have permission to run the sudo command on that server. For that, you have to go to the file /etc/sudoers . In that file, under the session "# Allow members of group sudo to execute any command ", you can leave the default ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL or else you can mention the specific username to have permission to execute sudo command.
# Allow members of group sudo to execute any command
%sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL
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