Quoting Bill Allombert ([email protected]): > Dear Debian boot, > > It is now possible to set up Debian system without a root password. > On such system sudo must be used instead of su. > What is the canonical way to detect such situation ? > > My purpose is to change su-to-root to automatically default to sudo mode > on such system.
CC'ing you , assuming you're not subscribed. I'd say that reading the value of passwd/root-login debconf template is the safest way. If you get "false", then the system is a sudo-only system. Of course, that will tell you what you need only when the rootless system has been installed by choosing the appropriate option in D-I.
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