Can we please stop talking about that sudo bug? It only affects systems using an insane configuration (allow $command as anyone *but* root). I can't come up with any situation where that configuration makes any sense (vs e.g. "allow $command as any member of a given group).
I bet your sudoers entry didn't do what you think it did, or there was another sudoers entry overriding. It definitely does not work for me.
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It’s entirely possible. I don’t use sudoers much. What I thought I did was: testuser ALL=(www-data) ALL I could sudo -u#-1 cat /etc/shadow and it worked. It’s possible I had (ALL, www-data), which would be silly but It didn’t have my full attn. I’ll check it again.
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Make sure testuser really is a normal user and isn't in e.g. any groups that grant it general sudo privileges.
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