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CAIQUM-6465: AIQUM 9.14 RHEL fails to populate maintenance console menu when maintenance user does not have sudo privilege

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Issue

  • AIQUM on RHEL fails to populate maintenance console menu while services are started after being upgraded to 9.14

  • menu works with stopped service but then authentication for any administrative activity doesn't work

  • Maintenance user does not have sudo privilege on the server

  • However the ocum_sudoers file at the location /etc/sudoers.d has all the default entries

-Everything works if the ocum_sudoers file is modified as %maintenance_user ALL = NOPASSWORD: ALL which bypasses the security restrictions imposed on maintenance user
  • This BUG is raised to investigate and add additional functionalities that needs to be allowed in ocum_sudoers file rather than making ALL as NOPASSWORD

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