Sudo to the user not to root for readhome#526
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In scenarios with user home directories in NFS and root_squash active, in this case root accesses the user home directory as user "nobody" and can not read the `~/.opk/auth_id` file. As the username is known, the sudo is using this username to read the file as the user instead of root.
In scenarios with user home directories in NFS and root_squash active, in this case root accesses the user home directory as user "nobody" and can not read the `~/.opk/auth_id` file. As the username is known, the sudo is using this username to read the file as the user instead of root. Signed-off-by: Marco Schmidt <marco.schmidt@gmail.com>
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In scenarios with user home directories in NFS and root_squash active, in this case
root accesses the user home directory as user "nobody" and can not read the
~/.opk/auth_idfile. As the username is known, the sudo is using this usernameto read the file as the user instead of root.