The sudo rule I created allows all commands to be run on all hosts for users in a group I created. I've verified my user is a member of the group and the group is specified in the sudo rule. Below are relevant config files and snippets of some log messages. If anyone can give me some help or point me in the right direction I'd appreciate it:

I use sudo pip3 install pyhs2, but it’s not working. How You might be confusing your interpreter’s search path by installing with sudo. Try to install the module for your user only: [code]pip3 install —user pyhs2 [/code Solved: UNIX sudo with beeline is not working. - Cloudera Using the sudo approach which you mentioned by supplying the username and password to beeline using -n and -p options as following. The values in quotation mark were changed from "CustFive" to \"CustFive\" as they are surrounded by the -c " statement" [SOLVED] sudo not working as expected on custom script. 2013-1-31

I install this image: Ubuntu Docker 17.12.0~ce on 16.04, in ssh i run sudo ufw status verbose and get: ``` Status: active Logging: on (low) Default: deny (incoming), allow (outgoing), allow (routed) New profiles: skip To Action From 22 LIMIT IN Anywhe

[SOLVED] sudo not working as expected on custom script.

"sudo su -" not working 2014-04-23 17:44. I'm trying to copy files from Windows 7 Pro 64bits Host to a local VMWare guest Ubuntu Server 13.10 32bits.

I use sudo pip3 install pyhs2, but it’s not working. How You might be confusing your interpreter’s search path by installing with sudo. Try to install the module for your user only: [code]pip3 install —user pyhs2 [/code Solved: UNIX sudo with beeline is not working. - Cloudera