Re: Root user permission
- From: Art Edwards <edwardsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 22:38:04 -0700
smithveg wrote:
I have not much experiences in this topic, but i do interest in it.
Can someone offers a link of HOWTO about this topic 'root permission'
Mario Vukelic is right. However, you can easily set up a root password
using sudo.
You can use sudo if you are part of the sudo group (see the files
/etc/group and /etc/group-) If you installed ubuntu then you are already
part of the sudo group. To accomplish any administrative task such as
apt-get update, you have to issue
sudo apt-get update
and then give your password. While this has security advantages, it is
cumbersome for extensive administration. I simply issued
sudo passwd
and gave a root password. Now, I can use su, followed by the root
password to gain superuser priviledges.
Art Edwards
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