https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=407729
--- Comment #4 from Stuart K. Smith <stuartksm...@gmail.com> --- Results here are unchanged. Removing neon-settings allows sudoers.d/apt to work but it does not when neon-settings are installed. The issue appears to be specific to apt and apt-get. Echoing Harald commands do indeed work for 'ls' but '/usr/bin/apt' in sudoers.d does NOT work when neon-settings is installed, but does when neon-settings is not installed. Same goes for '/usr/bin/apt'. '/usr/bin/add-apt-repository' works with or without neon-settings installed so it is not related to the '/usr/bin/' folder but appears to be specific to apt and apt-get. All of the above 'apt' related commands and others are in a single file together on a single line and all but apt and apt-get work without a sudo password. I confirmed this on a VM as well as on my bare metal install. To recap: While neon-settings is installed: /bin/ls in /etc/sudoers.d/foo does allow 'sudo ls' to work without a password. Others, like 'sudo pwrstat' and 'sudo btrfs' that are on my system also work. Identically formatted '/etc/sudoers.d/apt' containing '/usr/bin/apt' and '/usr/bin/apt-get' among other commands all work EXCEPT apt and apt-get. Uninstalling neon-settings allows 'sudo apt' and 'sudo apt-get' to work without a password with no other modifications. Could someone specifically test this against /usr/bin/apt and/or /usr/bin/apt-get to confirm? Test procedure requested please: With neon-settings installed, use Harald's series of commands above and substitute '/usr/bin/apt' for '/bin/ls'. Then enter 'sudo -k' and 'sudo apt update'. Assuming the result is a password is requested, do CTRL+C to cancel and then uninstall neon-settings and re-test. Be sure to do 'sudo -k' between commands if package uninstall is done in the same terminal to force a reset of the environment. Please report results here. Thanks. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
