[13:37] on a server machine with a failed /dev/sda; I am trying to figure out what is *writing to it* as reported by atop, because it is slowing the IO considerably; it was part of SWRAID /dev/md0 but I've failed and removed it from the array... [13:37] focal, up to date... [13:43] nvm, id10t error [13:46] turns out it was part of a raid0 array. fun times. [16:27] is there a way to prevent sudo -s [16:27] with out preventing sudo [16:31] Kilroy: Well, you can always write more specific sudoers rules, but technically that will do more than just preventing sudo -s. [16:33] Kilroy: What problem is you really trying to solve? Preventing the user from having unrestriced sudo/root access? Preventing the user from getting an interactive root shell? [16:33] trying to prevent the interactive root shell [16:36] Yeah, that's not really realistic, unless you also very explicitly limit what commands the user is allowed to execute as root. === genii-core is now known as genii [22:40] coke: thanks, I guess a VPN would just need a VPN client. [22:41] tomreyn: Open to a VPN, I thought that was "more involved" - it's less important to access a local network, more important to have a specific IP address. Thanks for chiming in