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Some options are only useful when trying to find out why Become is misbehaving. Of course, this never happens, so here are the options which you won't need to use:
-T[file]
--trace[=file]
Write trace information to file (or to standard output, if no file is specified). You must be able to create the file and open it for writing.
-L[feature...]
--trace-level[=feature]
Selects which features Become ought to trace. Each feature is allocated a
letter; simply string together the letters for the features you want to
debug. The letters `D' and `A' stand respectively for `default'
and `all' features; you can subtract from them by saying, for example,
`A-xyz' to select all features except `x', `y' and `z'.
The exact list of features supported at any one time can be listed by giving
the --trace-level
option without an argument.
-I user
--impersonate=user
Pretend to be user instead of yourself when the request is checked. This option can only be used if it wasn't disabled at compile-time and if Become is not running setuid. Even so, Become will only inform you of the outcome; it will not execute any commands.
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