Source: debian-installer Severity: wishlist Hi,
sudo maintainer speaking here. Currently, as far as I know, the installer installs sudo and puts the initially created user in the sudo group if the user decided to not set a password for root. Would you consider, in this case, to drop a snippet (named zz_installer, zz_sudogroup or zz_<created-user> - the zz_ prefix makes sure that this snippet takes precedence, as the last match wins) into /etc/sudoers.d, saying either %sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL or <created-user> ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL ? Sudo will pick that up automatically. That way, sudo could put the respective line %sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL↲ in a comment in the default configuration file, making things a bit more secure on fresh installation. Thanks for your consideration. Greetings Marc
