sudo: 1 incorrect password attempt
See original GitHub issueI install ajenti core (ajenti 2.1.15) on Ubuntu 14.04. And always get sudo: 1 incorrect password attempt
when try to elevate my credential to root.
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for people who come here to look for a solution: @lucasmontec :
sudo vim /etc/ajenti/config.yml
(or whatever text editor you prefer) add:restricted_user: yourusername
at the bottom of the file obviously save and exitsudo service ajenti restart
now elevate works on my Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu 16.10 Release: 16.10 Codename: yakkety
Try editing /etc/ajenti/config.yml
There you should add a top-level option “restricted_user”, try setting it to a user who has sudo access