The following error was reported when Sudo was first run
Sudo:must be setuid root, so the Internet to find a solution, the search came out of the way to solve
Ls-l/usr/bin/sudo
Chown Root:root/usr/bin/sudo
chmod 4755/usr/bin/sudo
Reboot
I tested the conclusion that this method is feasible, but not clear, need to have root execution permissions , if not to log in as root,
You need to enter into the recovery mode, the way to enter: In the process of booting the shift or ESC, I ubuntu12.04 the system is the SHIFT key.
Then select the second startup item in the Grub menu, go to the next select list interface, then select one of the root words, press ENTER,
At this point, you have entered the character interface with the root permission . Enter the above command , if the problem has been resolved, it is done, you can skip the following content
I have a new problem, in this note interface to enter the above
Chown Root:root/usr/bin/sudo
chmod 4755/usr/bin/sudo, execution fails,
Hint Read-only file system, and then go online to find, find n long, measured a lot of methods, finally found a re-mount/ directory and specify its read and write permissions of the command . The command is as follows:
Mount-o REMOUNT,RW/
Website: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/Linux-general-1/ cannot-edit-fstab-in-recovery-mode-filesystem-is-read-only-540195/
And then enter the above command
Chown Root:root/usr/bin/sudo
chmod 4755/usr/bin/sudo
Yes, the execution is successful. Enter Ls-l/usr/bin/sudo to verify that the changes were successful, and the results show that the changes have been made.
Thought the problem solved, happy input reboot command restart.
The sad scene appeared, the input sudo still has a problem,
Hint "sudo:/usr/lib/sudo/sudoers.so must is only being writable by owner" and has to start Google again,
Find a way to say the input command : (Of course, to enter the recovery mode)
pkexec chmod Go-w /usr/lib/sudo/sudoers.so
The website is as follows: http://blog.csdn.NET/huangmou37/article/details/8259724
But when I enter this command , execution fails and I forget to prompt for any error messages.
The reason for the problem is that they have incorrectly modified the/USR directory under all permissions , then the above command is not changed back to not enough permissions
Then I think of the permissions to modify The/usr/lib/sudo/sudoers.so file, enter the command
chmod 4755 /usr/lib/sudo/sudoers.so
Then reboot, enter the sudo command to ....
Modified the/USR directory permissions under Ubuntu, resulting in the inability to use the sudo command to repair-----Reprint