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KB-0794: pam enabled sudo

Authentication Service ,   Mac & PC Management Service ,  

12 April,16 at 11:13 AM

Applies to: 

All versions of sudo running on all Unix platforms

Question:

How can I tell if the sudo version that I am using is pam enabled ?

Answer:

If sudo -V runs as root returns Authentication methods: 'pam' then sudo is pam enabled.  Starting with DirectControl 3.0.7 Centrify has shipped sudo inside the agent package that is pam enabled.  You can also search for the latest sudo version on the Internet; one link is:
http://www.sudo.ws/sudo/dist/binaries/



 

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