At Meta, our Python executables are packaged in a way that doesn't leave the original .py or .pyc files easily accessible or importable. This makes the sudohelper fail with:
can't open file '/proc/self/fd/3/drgn/internal/sudohelper.pyc': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
We can work around this by passing the helper command as a string literal. It's ugly, but it works with our Meta package and with traditional installations.
@brenns10 would you mind testing this out on your systems?
At Meta, our Python executables are packaged in a way that doesn't leave the original .py or .pyc files easily accessible or importable. This makes the sudohelper fail with:
We can work around this by passing the helper command as a string literal. It's ugly, but it works with our Meta package and with traditional installations.
@brenns10 would you mind testing this out on your systems?