manage_sudo.sh: moved essential configuration items of the script into a separate configuration file (global/local), fix in wait_for_children (VRF 1.2.0) [Patrick Van der Veken] update_sudo.pl: VRF 1.1.0: replace uname/hostname syscalls, now support for FQDN via $use_fqdn, other fixes [Patrick Van der Veken] Other fixes and cleanups
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#******************************************************************************
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# manage_ssh.sh configuration file
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#******************************************************************************
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#
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# Lines starting with '#' (hash) are comment lines
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# Format: option=<value>
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#
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# Use double or single quotes around the option values in case of strings.
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#
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# name of the user account performing the SUDO controls copies
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# (leave blank for current user)
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SUDO_TRANSFER_USER=""
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# name of the OS group that should own the SUDO controls files
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SUDO_OWNER_GROUP="sudoadmin"
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# extra arguments/options for the SFTP command
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SFTP_ARGS="-o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -o ConnectTimeout=10 -b - "
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# extra arguments/options for the SSH command
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SSH_ARGS="-o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -o ConnectTimeout=10 -n"
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# location of the local SUDO controls directory
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LOCAL_DIR="/etc/sudo_master"
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# location of the remote SUDO controls directory
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REMOTE_DIR="/etc/sudo_controls/holding"
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# name of the user account performing the SUDO controls update
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# (leave blank for current user but user should have remote sudo root privs)
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SUDO_UPDATE_USER=""
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# options to pass to manage_ssh.sh when executing a key update
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SUDO_UPDATE_OPTS="--verbose --remove"
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# path to the visudo tool
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VISUDO_BIN="/usr/sbin/visudo"
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# maximum number of background process to spawn (~maxuprc, ~nstrpty etc)
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MAX_BACKGROUND_PROCS=30
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# location of the backup directory (for configuration & key files)
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BACKUP_DIR="${LOCAL_DIR}/backup"
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# location of log directory (default), see --log-dir)
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LOG_DIR="/var/log"
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#******************************************************************************
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# End of FILE
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#****************************************************************************** |