README file for the sample plugin that tells the user how to build,
install and enable it.
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plugins/group_file/group_file.exp
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plugins/group_file/plugin_test.c
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plugins/sample/Makefile.in
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plugins/sample/README
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plugins/sample/sample_plugin.c
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plugins/sample/sample_plugin.exp
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plugins/sudoers/Makefile.in
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This is a sample sudo policy plugin. See the sudo_plugin manual for
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information on writing your own plugin.
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The sample policy plugin is not built or installed by default. To
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build and install the plugin, change to the plugins/sample directory
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and run "make". It can be installed by running "make install" as
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the superuser from the same directory.
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To actually use the sample plugin, you'll need to modify the
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/etc/sudo.conf file. Caution: you should not make changes to
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/etc/sudo.conf without also having a root shell open repair things
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in case of an error. To enable the plugin, first comment out any
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existing policy Plugin line in /etc/sudo.conf, for example:
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Plugin sudoers_policy sudoers.so
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Then add a line for the sample plugin:
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Plugin sample_policy sample_plugin.so
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You may need to create /etc/sudo.conf if it does not already exist.
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Note that you may only have a single policy plugin defined.
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