Tanks for you reply, since it's only a bash completion problem and not
realy a sudo one (you have the same issue without the sudo), i reassign
to the right package.
After tried your procedure, i also tried with a newly created user, changing
the owner to that user. Same issue.
I also played with the chmod to see what i need to make the completion work.
So the completion only work finaly when you the user connected have the right
to read in the folder.
More clearly for the directory TEST, and the owner USER :
drw------- USER USER TEST << work
drw------- ROOT USER TEST << don't work
drw-r----- ROOT USER TEST << work
drw-r----- ROOT ROOT TEST << don't work
drw-r--r-- ROOT ROOT TEST << work
Don't realy know if it's a bug, or a feature request, it's only a
privilège problem of the bash-completion and the user who use it.
** Changed in: bash-completion (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: sudo => bash-completion
Status: New => Confirmed
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sudo should autocomplete all file paths if already authenticated
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/346710
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