1; command2"'
> since that provides the needed tty but i'm sure (or, rather, i
> hope) there's a better way.
Thanks, I think :-) Seeing you had a possible (but unpleasant)
solution kept me digging... and it would seem to be embarrassingly
obvious once you know. Diggi
gary c martin wrote:
>
> "standard in must be a tty"
>
> After much poking I discovered sudo on the XO was a custom script
> using su (su does not allow non ttys to become privileged, only the
> real sudo).
>
> Just curious as to the need for this change, though any hints to a
Hi list,
Noticed last night that the XO distro has a custom python script (from
Scott) as a fake replacement to sudo. I was trying to script some
remote privileged operations over ssh (it's a QA script to help work
with testbeds of XO), but what tested fine on a debian distro kept
erroring
