sudo 1.9.16.0: unable to find terminal name device 0, 0

[zuzusb]

After upgrading sudo to 1.9.16.0 version on AIX servers and running sudo commands remotely through ssh, we receive the following message as an standard error:

sudo: unable to find terminal name for device 0, 0

Is this warning/message expected on 1.9.16.0 version? Is there a way to turn it off through /etc/sudoers file?
Sudo is working as expected, we just want to avoid receiving that warning message when running it remotely through ssh.

[millert]

That warning used to be a debug message but was promoted to a warning since it should not happen. It turns out that on AIX, when a process has no terminal the pr_ttydev field of struct psinfo is 0, not -1 like sudo was expecting.

Unfortunately, there is no way to disable the message. It will be fixed in the next sudo release.

[zuzusb]

Thank you @millert. I appreciate your quick response.

[millert]

Fixed in sudo 1.9.16p1, available now.

[Justinzobel]

I'm still getting this error:

sudo --version
sudo: unable to find terminal name for device 136, 0
Sudo version 1.9.16p1
Sudoers policy plugin version 1.9.16p1
Sudoers file grammar version 50
Sudoers I/O plugin version 1.9.16p1
Sudoers audit plugin version 1.9.16p1

Operating System: Solus 4.6
Kernel Version: 6.11.7-309.current (64-bit)

[millert]

@Justinzobel That is a different issue, fixed by 7e8f006 and b7efb8a

[Justinzobel]

@Justinzobel That is a different issue, fixed by 7e8f006 and b7efb8a

Thanks, I'll await my distro upgrading to this new release.