nazokiyoubinbou, 6 months ago

@nixCraft Ironically I basically just had this incident a few minutes ago. I knew I had to get up, but man was it a fight.

I've always found that "this incident will be reported" thing particularly funny though since I don't really maintain any multi-user systems, so it just means that it would be reported to... me... Plus I don't even have it configured to actually send a report, so I'd have to manually check the logs...

casb_osint, 6 months ago

@nixCraft воно оно как, Михальіч...

royalquack, 6 months ago

@nixCraft
Oh no an incident report!

pikachu_sensei, 6 months ago

@nixCraft You use Linux in your brain!!, tell me how you installed it because I can't even unlock the boot loader of the brain. :psyduck:

selzero, 6 months ago

@nixCraft

How does one revoke brains sudo access?

oblomov, 6 months ago

@selzero @nixCraft it explains SO much though.

freevolt24, 6 months ago

@nixCraft reported to who?

wariat, 6 months ago

@nixCraft

$ export LC_ALL="C"; sudo
bash: sudo: command not found

Checkmate

jesterchen, 6 months ago

@nixCraft But to whom?! (And no, I don't want a picture of Santa doing bice/naughty lists...)

nixCraft, 6 months ago

@jesterchen dam, I was about to post teh XKCD. LOL. It goes to /var/log/auth.log (Debian & co) or /var/log/secure (RHEL and co). But, journalctl -g 'sudo:auth' also works on systemd based Linux disrtros.

jesterchen, 6 months ago

@nixCraft You're bold, aren't you? Starting a flame war about systemd on the internet... :D (No, please no "I can't, somebody is wrong on the internet" and no relation to the editor wars as well. :D)