Hi, I just found out that this has some unwanted side effects:
$ sudo -u root -g audio id
[sudo] password for alexander:
uid=0(root) gid=29(audio) Gruppen=0(root)
$ sudo -k
$ sudo -g audio id
uid=1000(alexander) gid=29(audio) Gruppen=1000(alexander),27(sudo)
Despite using `sudo -k' I don't have to enter my password the second
time. In fact, it seems like I never have to when I just change the GID.
Is this behavior the result of my *very* limited knowledge of sudo rules
or is it a bug in sudo itself?
Best regards
Alexander Kurtz
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