Sudo su <username>, where the username is a non-existant user (edit this more later) #2

StrangeRanger · 2020-05-07T03:31:41Z

Describe the bug
If a user inputs their sudo password correctly when executing sudo su , but the username does not exist, they will still be marked as has switched users time(s).

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OS: Ubuntu 18.04, Debian 9.x, Ubuntu 16.04
Python Version: N/A
Release Version: N/A

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StrangeRanger added the bug Something isn't working label May 7, 2020

StrangeRanger changed the title ~~Sudo su <username>, where the username is a non-existant user~~ Sudo su <username>, where the username is a non-existant user (edit this more later) May 12, 2020

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Sudo su <username>, where the username is a non-existant user (edit this more later) #2

Sudo su <username>, where the username is a non-existant user (edit this more later) #2

StrangeRanger commented May 7, 2020 •

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Sudo su <username>, where the username is a non-existant user (edit this more later) #2

Sudo su <username>, where the username is a non-existant user (edit this more later) #2

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StrangeRanger commented May 7, 2020 • edited

StrangeRanger commented May 7, 2020 •

edited