Sudo

This is the role to control sudo(ers)

Requirements

none

General

• can enforce all sudo-settings
• can en/disable local sudo group and overwrite the users of it

Role Variables

Name	Type	Default value	Purpose	Comment	Role
sudo_conf	Boolean	false	indicates if sudoers management is enabled	-	jammy_sudo
sudo_enforce_s4d_sudoers_strongly	Boolean	true	indicates if sudoers management is enabled and OVERRIDE it	if true, deletes all contents of /etc/sudoers.d/ and rebootstrap it with CxS configs each config run	jammy_sudo
sudo_localgroup_sudo_is_enabled	Boolean	false	indicates local sudo group is enabled	-	jammy_sudo
sudo_by_groups	String	false	this groups will have sudo rights	Groups have to be comma & space separated "group1, group2, group3"	jammy_sudo
sudo_users_in_localgroup_sudo	String	false	if local sudo groups are enabled, this string can overwrite its contents (users)	Users have to be comma & space separated "user1, user2, user3"	jammy_sudo
sudo_sudoersd_additional_entries	String	false	if special sudoers are needed (group xy can only execute command yx), this var can be used	Multiple entry can be pushed, and also multiple commands as following	jammy_sudo

  sudo_sudoersd_additional_entries:
    - name: nameofsudoers.d/file
      group: sysop
      commands:
      - "/usr/bin/htop"
      - "/usr/bin/glances"
    - name: zabbix
      group: zabbix
      commands: "/usr/sbin/smartctl"

please note, that you have to use full paths for the commands, only "htop" would produce a syntax error. for more details please have a look at the underlining sudo-module of ansible

Dependencies

Role dependencies

Package dependencies

Example Playbook

Including an example of how to use your role (for instance, with variables passed in as parameters) is always nice for users too:

- hosts: servers
  roles:
     - { role: username.rolename, x: 42 }

License

BSD

Author Information

Maintainer: Niklaus Kappeler

Support-Contact: s4d-linux-support@id.ethz.ch