[clug] Problem with sudo

[Alex Satrapa]

I'm trying to get sudo to allow me to run the command:
 asterisk -rx 'sip reload'

But I'm encountering some problems.

Here's how sudoers is set up:

> Cmnd_Alias RELOAD_SIP = asterisk -rx 'sip reload'
> 
> my-group ALL=(root)NOPASSWD:RELOAD_SIP

So when I issue "sudo -l" I'll see:
> User grail may run the following commands on this host:
>   (root) NOPASSWD: asterisk -rx 'sip reload'

However any attempt to actually invoke that command will fail:

sudo asterisk -rx 'sip reload'
-> Sorry, user grail is not allowed to execute 'asterisk -rx sip reload' as root on hostname

sudo asterisk -rx 'sip\ reload'
-> Sorry, user grail is not allowed to execute 'asterisk -rx sip\ reload' as root on hostname

… and various other nonsense.

Any suggestions on how to get the string "sip reload" passed to asterisk? "sip" and "reload" as separate words won't help.

Alex