After a reboot, the changes of configs are disappear.

[s1000]

I tried to change the parameters via visudo.
After a reboot, the changes of configs are disappear.
How to make configuration changes are not lost?

 

[Samuel Tai]

This behavior is by design. FreeNAS changes should only be performed via the GUI. The middleware uses the GUI to write changes to the FreeNAS database, and to translate database changes into dynamic run-time changes to config files.

 

[s1000]

>> The middleware uses the GUI to write changes to the FreeNAS database
Ok.
Is there a way to change the contents of a /usr/local/etc/sudoers file or something else in the FreeNAS database?

 

[Fredda]

Via the GUI: Accounts->Users->Edit and than select the [ ] permit sudo checkbox.

 

[s1000]

Via the GUI: Accounts->Users->Edit and than select the [ ] permit sudo checkbox.

For example I need have in the /usr/local/etc/sudoers
nagios ALL=NOPASSWD:/usr/local/libexec/nagios/
It's imposible via the GUI

 

[s1000]

Also, I need a nagios config file, but it gets deleted on reboot.

 

[Fredda]

It's imposible via the GUI

It's not. Works exactly like I described it. (FreeNAS 11.3u4.1)

Code:

root@nas:~ # su nag_clt
$ sudo grep nag_clt /usr/local/etc/sudoers
Password:
nag_clt ALL=(ALL) ALL

 

[s1000]

It's not. Works exactly like I described it. (FreeNAS 11.3u4.1)

Have you tried rebooting the system or changing any user parameters through the GUI
In both cases, I lose all changes in the sudoers file

 

[Fredda]

On my testserver the sudo permission is still there after the reboot.

 

[s1000]

On my testserver the sudo permission is still there after the reboot.

I'm testing the FreeNAS on the pair physical servers and one virtual one. On all servers, the files are reduced to their initial form.
Version: FreeNAS-11.3-U4.1

 

[Samuel Tai]

You need to select the "Permit sudo" checkbox, and also click the "Save" button when editing your nagios account.