I only see some minor differences in the [applications] section, system and status sections are exactly the same. I think that is because I have different modules installed:
“applications”: [
“nethserver-antivirus”,
“nethserver-cgp”,
“nethserver-dante”,
“nethserver-dokuwiki”,
“nethserver-ejabberd”,
“nethserver-fail2ban”,
“nethserver-firewall-base”,
“nethserver-httpd”,
“nethserver-mail”,
“nethserver-mattermost”,
“nethserver-nextcloud”,
“nethserver-restore-data”,
“nethserver-vpn-ui”
]
Maybe you have some dirty configuration file under /etc/sudoers.d?
But I don’t know a safe way to check it automatically
I never touched /etc/sudoers.d directory
Are there any logs I could check to find more clues why domain admins get an error when logged in to nethserver-cockpit?
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hi there!!! same problem here, with the solutions as follows:
echo “%powerusers ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL” > /etc/sudoers.d/90powerusers
chmod 440 /etc/sudoers.d/90powerusers
The problem is that sudo is asking for a passwd in a no TTY environment, after this I’m able to user the cockpit as the domain user, also can log as anothers users but the cockpit is limited in functions.
Cheers!!!