if you don't want any word wrapping in your log files.
The default is 80.
-SUDOERS_OWNER
- Who should own the sudoers file. This must be a username, *not* a uid.
- The default is "root" (remember the quotes).
-
NO_ROOT_SUDO
Don't let root run sudo. This is historical from when doing "sudo sudo"
would give you a root shell. You probably don't want to define this.
If you want links to a command to be allowed then you should turn
this off, but it will make things take a little longer.
This is on by default.
+
+SUDOERS_OWNER
+ Who should own the sudoers file. This must be a username, *not* a uid.
+ This is useful if you want to make the sudoers file NFS-mounted
+ but don't want to let the clients mount the filesystem with
+ root proviledges. A good choice for SUDOERS_OWNER in this case is
+ "daemon", a bad choice would be nobody. Note that this is usually
+ set in the Makefile.
+ The default is "root" (remember the quotes).