/* The following macros can be defined when compiling
- FQDN - if you have fully qualified hostnames
- in your SUDOERS files
+ FQDN - if you have fully qualified hostnames
+ in your SUDOERS files
+
+ SYSLOG - if you want to use syslog instead
+ of a log file
+ ( This is a nice feature. You can
+ collect all your sudo logs at a
+ single host)
+
+ NO_ROOT_SUDO - sudo will exit if called by root
- SYSLOG - if you want to use syslog instead
- of a log file
- ( This is a nice feature. You can
- collect all you sudo logs at a
- central host. The default is for
- sudo to log at the local2 facility. )
-
- SEND_MAIL_WHEN_NOT_OK - if you want a message sent to ALERTMAIL
- when the user is in the SUDOERS but
- does not have permission to execute
- the command entered
- ( This can be used at paranoid sites )
-
- SEND_MAIL_WHEN_NO_USER - if you want a message sent to ALERTMAIL
- when the user is not in the SUDOERS file
- ( This is generally the case )
-
- BROKEN_GETPASS - if your os has a broken version of getpass()
- sysV and variants are suspect. Test by
- doing an rsh host "sudo echo hi" when
- the timestamp has expired and if it doesn't
- prompt for a passwd you need to defined this.
- HP-UX, AIX, and IRIX need this defined.
- You'll probably want it if you are a sysV
- based unix. To test, compile w/o it and try:
- rsh hostname "sudo whoami" and see if getpass
- will read from stdin as well as /dev/tty.
- If not, define BROKEN_GETPASS.
-
- USE_CWD - if your os has getcwd() and not getwd()
- you should define this (done automatically
- for hpux)
-
- NEED_STRDUP - if your os lacks strdup(3) you need to
- define this
-
- SHORT_MESSAGE - if you don't want a copyright notice when
- someone runs sudo for the first time
-
- USE_INSULTS - if you want to be insulted for typing an
- incorrect password like the original sudo(8)
-
- STD_HEADERS - if you have ansi-compliant header files
+ MULTIMAX - define if installing on Encore Multimax
+ Also change the LIBS macro to "LIBS=-ll"
+
+ SEND_MAIL_WHEN_NOT_OK - if you want a message sent to ALERTMAIL
+ when the user is in the SUDOERS but
+ does not have permission to execute
+ the command entered
+ ( This can be used at paranoid sites )
+
+ SEND_MAIL_WHEN_NO_USER - if you want a message sent to ALERTMAIL
+ when the user is not in the SUDOERS file
+ ( This is generally the case )
+
+ TIMEDIR the directory where the timestamp
+ files are kept.
+
+ TIMEOUT the number of minutes that can elapse
+ before sudo will ask for a passwd again
+
+ TRIES_FOR_PASSWORD the number of times sudo will let you
+ guess are you password before screaming
+
+ INCORRECT_PASSWORD the message that is displayed if you
+ incorrectly enter your password
+
+ MAILSUBJECT the subject of the mail sent to ALERTMAIL
+
+ ALERTMAIL the recipient of mail from sudo
+
+ SUDOERS the location of the sudoers file
+
+ TMPSUDOERS the location of the lock file for visudo
+
+ EDITOR the location of the editor
+
+ STATICEDITOR if this variable is defined then the
+ EDITOR and VISUAL envariables are ignored
+
+ LOGFILE log file location IF NOT USING SYSLOG
+
+ SYSLOG if this variable is defined, sudo will log
+ using the 4.3 BSD style syslog facility
+
+ BROKEN_GETPASS if using a os with a broken getpass()
+ hpux,aix,irix need this, sudo.h has details
+
+ NEED_STRDUP if your os lacks strdup(3)
+
+ USE_CWD if you have getcwd() and not getwd()
+ (defined by default for hpux)
+
+ USE_TERMIO if you have sysV terminal control
+ (defined by default for hpux and irix)
+
+ SHORT_MESSAGE if you don't want the full copyright message
+ with the "we expect you have..." banner
+
+ USE_INSULTS if you want to be insulted for typing an
+ incorrect password like the original sudo(8)
+
+ STD_HEADERS if you have ansi-compliant header files
*/
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