On Mon, Sep 04, 2023 at 04:17:34PM +0000, Kai Schuemann via IBM TechXchange Community wrote:
> in "AIX Toolbox for Open Source Software" I can only download binary
> and source rpms. How can I get an rpm file like -
> sudo_ids-1.9.13p2-1.rpm
>
>
> which I can install using rpm as-is ? Or am I am restricted to dnf
> for downloads ?
If you have full AIX support AND you have the add-on for Open Source
Software Support on your support contract, then you can install DNF
with the mess of packages that entails and also install sudo. If you
do not have the OSS contract add-on, I do not recommend installing
DNF. If you didn't ask for the add-on specifically from IBM since it
was introduced, assume you don't have it.
Alternatively download the single RPM from
https://www.sudo.ws/getting/packages/ , but remember it has no IBM
support. You're downloading an un-trusted third party open source
package to control who gets ROOT on your server.
I suggest re-evaluating why you need sudo when you have SSH supplied
and supported by IBM. SSH is a better alternative for changing users.
https://adamssystems.nl/posts/using-ssh-instead-of-su-and-sudo/------------------------------------------------------------------
Russell Adams
Russell.Adams@AdamsSystems.nlPrincipal Consultant Adams Systems Consultancy
https://adamssystems.nl/
Original Message:
Sent: 9/4/2023 12:17:00 PM
From: Kai Schuemann
Subject: Manually download rpm
Hi,
in "AIX Toolbox for Open Source Software" I can only download binary and source rpms. How can I get an rpm file like -
sudo_ids-1.9.13p2-1.rpm
which I can install using rpm as-is ?
Or am I am restricted to dnf for downloads ?
Kind regards,
Kai Schuemann
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Kai Schuemann
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