Sincere Sudo Situations

Hey All,

I'm doing some delegation via sudo and seem to be blind at the moment.

Can someone give me a second eye and tell me what I'm missing here?

I'm trying to allow any user in a specific group to su to a specific user using their environment settings (su - username).

I have it configured now so that (su username) is permitted without setting up the environment with the following line:

:mrgreen: user1 (ALL)=(ALL) /bin/su user2

but I can't get any of the following to work:

:mad:user1 (ALL)=(ALL) /bin/su user2, (ALL) /bin/su - user2
:mad:user1 (ALL)=(ALL) /bin/su [-]* user2

Does anyone know how to get this working?

Thanks!

NEVERMIND.

Two hours of work wasted because I didn't verify which /etc/sudoers file I was editing.

FYI,

user1 (ALL)=(ALL)/bin/su user2, /usr/bin/su - user2 --- works great!

Sorry you had to provide your own answer, but thanks for reporting back with the solution.

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