Linux Normal user with root privileges

In production, sometimes due to security reasons, usually non-Linux administrators are only ordinary users of the account, but sometimes some operations require root permissions, this can be done by sudo, the steps are as follows:

A. For example, our average user account name is XUSJ. To edit the configuration file for sudo:

Input: Visudo

Find root all= (all) all this line

Add XUSJ This user below, give him root permission, add a new line:

XUSJ all= (All) all

B. At this time in XUSJ this user, input sudo bash, will be prompted to enter XUSJ This user's password, input can enter the root operation mode.

[[email protected] ~]$ sudo bash

[sudo] password for XUSJ: XUSJ

[email protected] xusj]#

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Linux Normal user with root privileges