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Fedora sets requiretty globally by default. This makes sense for interactive machines with lots of password typing, but is pretty attrocious for machines that might need users who remotely sudo to do things. Just remove the setting. Change-Id: Ic32bd92061a73f854683cc0d2d8919071dabe8cf
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#!/bin/bash
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set -eu
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set -o pipefail
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# Fedora sets requiretty by default, which while great for machines that are
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# going to see a lot of passwords sent over the wire because of interactive
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# activity, that's not how we're using these. Remove the setting, and the
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# comments about it
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sed -i -e '/^Defaults\s*requiretty/d' -e '/Disable "ssh hostname/d' /etc/sudoers
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sed -i -e '/You have to run/d' /etc/sudoers
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visudo -c
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