/etc/super.tab is in super 3.30.0-6.
This file is owned by root:root, with mode 0o644.
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# super.tab super(1) configuration file.
# $Id: super.tab,v 1.3 2002-06-01 08:28:00 robert Exp $
#
#
# This file lists commands that super(1) will execute for you as root.
# Therefore, DO NOT ADD ANY ENTRIES until you understand how this works.
#
# See /usr/share/doc/super/examples for examples on both this file and its
# commands. See the super.tab(5) man page for information.
#
#
# Global options =========================================================
#
:global_options \
logfile=/var/log/super.log # log to this file... \
renewtime=y # this says the user doesn't need to re-enter \
# password if super cmds are issued frequently \
# (so that we "know" it must be all one user) \
# patterns=shell # set user/group/host patterns matching to \
# Bourne-shell style patterns \
# (but note it's commented out). \
# timestampuid=sysmgr # create timestamp files w/ uid sysmgr \
# (but note it's commented out). \
# loguid=sysmgr # create logfile under uid sysmgr \
# (but note it's commented out).
#
# A useful definition...
#
:define OfficeHours {8:00-17:30}/{mon,tue,wed,thu,fri}
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