I don't know how to manage sudo's policies in openLDAP

I want to control which commands can be sudoed in the LDAP server configuration, but I don't know how to do it.
I have read blog posts, and I wonder if loading the sudoors schema will enable the LDAP server to control sudo.

Currently, we can create users and groups on the LDAP server to see where registered users can connect to clients.

How can I manage sudo on an LDAP server without knowing the specific steps?

o The openLDAP version is 2.4.40.

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2022-12-24 10:26

1 Answers

The operating system is not written, but it is assumed that it is Linux.Specific instructions appear when you run man sudoers.ldap on the appropriate Linux.If you do not include Japanese man, please visit here.

I'd like you to look at the man page above for details, but if an LDAP server already exists and /etc/ldap.conf is configured, the flow will be as follows:

sudo is now going to see LDAP.

2022-12-24 17:01

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