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add api sudo command
Chris Ladd edited this page Oct 11, 2019
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stack add api sudo command [command=string]
Add a command, or a set of commands, to the webservice
sudo list. This allows the webservice to sudo up to
root to run the commands. It can take a regular expression
or an individual command.
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{command=string}
Command to add to sudo list. Format of this command is { verb } [ object ... ] [ * ]
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stack add sudo command command='sync config'
Add "sync config" command to the sudolist.
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stack add sudo command command='load *'
Add "sync config" command to the sudolist.
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