What distros are there that normally dynamically link everything but statically link sudo? OpenSUSE, Debian and Ubuntu (the distros I have on hand) do not, at least.
Did you check the real sudo binary, or the setuid wrapper?
On my system sudo is `/run/wrappers/bin/sudo` but that is a setuid wrapper for `/nix/store/z008bzqrl2zc848gjhh04012jhxpl72q-sudo-1.9.15p5/bin/sudo` which is dynamically linked.
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What distros are there that normally dynamically link everything but statically link sudo? OpenSUSE, Debian and Ubuntu (the distros I have on hand) do not, at least.
I just checked on NixOs, and ldd reports sudo is not dynamic.
Did you check the real sudo binary, or the setuid wrapper?
On my system sudo is `/run/wrappers/bin/sudo` but that is a setuid wrapper for `/nix/store/z008bzqrl2zc848gjhh04012jhxpl72q-sudo-1.9.15p5/bin/sudo` which is dynamically linked.
Ah, I guess I just checked the wrapper.
That's what I get for doing it on my phone over ssh. I would have probably looked deeper with a real keyboard.