As user cas, I tried to use sudo to run a command (forgetting that I
hadn't edited the sudo conf file with visudo to allow it).
sudo refused to allow me to run the command as root. Which is what it
should do, of course :-)
What isn't working is it's email notification to root of the attempted
sudo access. sudo tried to mail the message, but couldn't for some
reason...the mail got bounced back to cas.
Not good.
BTW, where should I send bug reports to? debian-user isn't the right
place, of course.
Craig
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