Trixie Pi-appliance Bug or Intended Behavior

AllStarLink
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This latest install of ASL and pi appliance works differently.
(https://repo.allstarlink.org/images/pi/allstar3-arm64-3.3.0.img.xz) June 8, 2026

When clicking administrative access, it prompts for a password.
When at the command prompt sudo prompts for a password.

The reason is the file /etc/sudoers.d/010_pi-nopasswd is missing along with the data that should be in it. Restoring the file and its contents fixes the issue.

Is this an oversight or a desired change?

Roger
WA1NVC

OS : Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie)
OS Kernel : 6.18.33+rpt-rpi-v8

Asterisk : 22.9.0+asl3-3.9.3-1.deb13
ASL [app_rpt] : 3.9.3

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works differently than ... ASL3/Bookworm? earlier versions of ASL3/Trixie?

"We" haven't made any recent changes to the ASL3 packages or our image creation process targeting password-less "sudo". I will need to research if any of the base packages have been updated.

Is it a desired change? If you are trying to keep your system secure then it's a good thing. Some are willing to accept the added risk, others not.

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This was an intentional change from upstream that appeared in 6.2 (Trixie second release from RPi). We follow upstream.