Ensure sudo can be installed on FreeBSD too
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Authored by dereckson on Sep 24 2020, 17:35.

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rOPSc13260d6ef12: Ensure sudo can be installed on FreeBSD too

Summary

The sudo unit worked only on Linux, as sudo
and the /usr/local/etc/sudoers.d directory
weren't provided.

This is a follow-up for f3a236a7.

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Tested on router-001

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dereckson requested review of this revision.Sep 24 2020, 17:35

dereckson created this revision.

Harbormaster completed remote builds in B3620: Diff 5864.Sep 24 2020, 17:35

dereckson accepted this revision.Sep 24 2020, 17:35

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Sep 24 2020, 17:35

Closed by commit rOPSc13260d6ef12: Ensure sudo can be installed on FreeBSD too (authored by dereckson). · Explain WhySep 24 2020, 17:36

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