"10-year-old Sudo bug lets Linux users gain root-level access"
https://www.zdnet.com/article/10-years-old-sudo-bug-lets-linux-users-gain-root-level-access/
@hund Already fixed tho, but lets use doas now ;)
doas is nice but can you even ditch sudo completely?
I am using #doas since last big #sudo issue. In #gentoo it is only matter of uninstalling sudo and installing doas and moving your custom rules to /etc/doas.conf (different, but simpler syntax). You can disable sudo support globally by adding "-sudo" to your global use flags. Don't know how hard it is in more mainstream distros ;) My only issues after the replacement were my own scripts relying on sudo rather than doas. Fix was just simple find&replace.
@epical @marian_mizik @hund Well, I have been living in the Void for a while. Its not as complicated as both of those, but its still quite nice imo xD
@marian_mizik @joeligj12 @hund gentoo is amazing, I have to give it another chance in the future :)