After upgrade sudo configuration

[ibrahim_somali]

when I upgraded my host from 3.02 to 4.0 I realized that old sudo configuration was not work. I checked ./etc/sudoers it had changed during upgrade. I added my user again like this

root ALL=(ALL) ALL

MyUser ALL=/usr/sbin/myfile

my .bash profile was same before upgrade. But I awared of while upgrade some path was changed by installation proccess.

/home/myuser/esx3-home

Could you tell me anyone how can I solve this issue.

Thanks.

[Texiwill]

Hello,

The upgrade process does not keep your original configuration for any file or filesystem. It provides you a way to get access to that data but does not directly link to this data. Actually, the upgrade creates 3 filesystems (/,/var/log,/boot) then provides links to the original volumes you used. Due to this 'change' you may want to use host profiles, grab your profile, then reinstall and recreate the profile.

Best regards,
Edward L. Haletky VMware Communities User Moderator, VMware vExpert 2009

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[ibrahim_somali]

First off all Thank you for your response. After your answer I realized that I had writen my path incomplete.