The Ubuntu user name is not in the sudoers file and will be reported.

The Ubuntu user name is not in the sudoers file and will be reported.

A new account www.bkjia.com is created. A message is displayed when sudo is executed today:

[Sudo] password for www.bkjia.com:
Www.bkjia.com is not in the sudoers file. The incident will be reported.

Where can I report this? To explain this question, let's talk about sudo first.

The sudo command allows you to execute commands as root to complete tasks that cannot be completed by our account. In fact, not all users can execute sudo, because users with permissions are in/etc/sudoers.

We can open/etc/sudoers in the editor, or directly use the command mongodo to solve this problem.

After opening sudoers, add your account and save it as follows.

# User privilege specification
Root ALL = (ALL: ALL) ALL
Www.bkjia.com ALL = (ALL: ALL) ALL
Bkjia ALL = (ALL: ALL) ALL

The sudoers permission is 0440, that is, only the root user can read the sudoers. Force save (wq!) after you use root or sudo !) You can.

I used the sudo gedit/etc/sudoers command: