Debian common users get root permissions | install and configure sudo, debiansudo

Debian common users get root permissions | install and configure sudo, debiansudo

When a common user of the Debian system needs to install the software, he or she will often receive the "Permission denied" prompt. In this case, he or she needs the root Permission. So how can I have root permissions without logging on to the super Administrator account? For most Linux systems, we can use the "sudo" command to obtain root permissions, or log on to the super Administrator account using "su" to perform various operations that require root permissions.

However, the Debian system does not seem to have sudo installed by default, so the following describes how to install sudo and configure its sudoers file"