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After upgrading sudo to 1.9.16.0 version on AIX servers and running sudo commands remotely through ssh, we receive the following message as an standard error:
sudo: unable to find terminal name for device 0, 0
Is this warning/message expected on 1.9.16.0 version? Is there a way to turn it off through /etc/sudoers file?
Sudo is working as expected, we just want to avoid receiving that warning message when running it remotely through ssh.
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That warning used to be a debug message but was promoted to a warning since it should not happen. It turns out that on AIX, when a process has no terminal the pr_ttydev field of struct psinfo is 0, not -1 like sudo was expecting.
Unfortunately, there is no way to disable the message. It will be fixed in the next sudo release.
After upgrading sudo to 1.9.16.0 version on AIX servers and running sudo commands remotely through ssh, we receive the following message as an standard error:
Is this warning/message expected on 1.9.16.0 version? Is there a way to turn it off through /etc/sudoers file?
Sudo is working as expected, we just want to avoid receiving that warning message when running it remotely through ssh.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: