Sytanx error in TerrariumPi sudoers file?

[Benjin]

After installing TerrariumPi, I'm unable to sudo anything. For example, when I try running sudo raspi-config in order to open the RaspberryPi config dialog, I get the following error message:

>>> /etc/sudoers.d/terrariumpi: syntax error near line 1 <<<
sudo: parse error in /etc/sudoers.d/terrariumpi near line 1
sudo: no valid sudoers sources found, quitting
sudo: unable to initialize policy plugin

when I look at the terrariumpi file, it has this as its contents:

ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/service pigpiod restart

Is TerrariumPi installing an invalid sudoers file? What should it be instead?

[theyosh]

Hm, it is missing the userid in the start of the string. It should be:

pi ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/service pigpiod restart

You are missing the user pi. Are you installing it under a different user? It expect that you are logged in as a normal user, and run the installer with sudo ./install.sh . If you directly login as user root, I am not sure what will happen.

[AndrejWeber]

I had the same problem, a file needed for sudoers. is corrupt. You have to fix it by hand.
I changed it on PC. I will look later which file it was and tell you what you have to change.

@theyosh it happens, when I try to install by using vnc. Then the Installer asks me if I want to install with the user „“...
There is no user, so the sudoers.d will change to blank user.
I have to install by ssh, then the installer asks me to install with user „pi“ and it works fine.

[theyosh]

Ah, that explains.... So, when the name is empty, I can force the user pi. Then there would be more issues, due to setting the rights on files....

[theyosh]

I will close this, as it is fixed in the installer, and that is released yesterday. Thanks for notifying.