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That fixed it for me.
Thanks, Troy.
-Dave
Troy Dawson wrote:
> Troy J Dawson wrote:
>> Faye Gibbins wrote:
>>> I've got some up to date SL5.2 boxes and I'm getting this behaviour
>>> on both 1386 and 64bit machines:
>>>
>>> fgibbins@geosl548 ~ 0$ sudo su
>>> sudo: symbol lookup error: sudo: undefined symbol:
>>> audit_log_user_command
>>>
>>> anyone got any ideas?
>>>
>>> Faye
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Hi Faye,
>> I can only get this to fail on a SL 50 machine, both i386 and x86_64.
>> Is this a machine that was installed SL 5.2, or updated to SL 5.2?
>> Also, can you send me the output of
>> rpm -qa | grep audit | sort
>>
>> Thanks
>> Troy
>
> Hi Faye,
> I believe I have it fixed now.
> You should be able to do a
> yum clean all
> yum update
> or
> yum update audit\*
> This will update your audit libraries, which should get sudo working.
> Troy
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