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Parsing the difference between Su,su-,sudo warm ColorSomeone must not know the difference between the following two commands, 1 [[emailprotected] ~]$ su 1 [[emailprotected] ~]$su- ##(有个减号) What is the difference between the two commands below? 1 [[emailprotected] ~]$su 1 [[emailprotected] ~]$sudosu First, SU,SU-both command

Compiling sudo version 1.8.6p7Download path: https://www.sudo.ws/news.html1. Cross-compiling#Tar-xvfsudo-1.8.6p7.Tar. GZ # CDsudo-1.8.6p7/# mkdirbuild#./configure--prefix=/home/carrie/sudo/sudo-1.8.6p7/build/cc=aarch64-linux-gnu-GCCar=aarch64-linux-gnu-ar--host=aarch64-linux-gnu# Make Make Install# lsbuild/#编译产生的文件bin include libexec sbin share2. Copy files to ar

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The sudo of LinuxFirst, sudo introductionSudo is a very useful tool on the Unix/linux platform that allows system administrators to assign reasonable powers to ordinary users to perform tasks that only superuser or other privileged users can accomplish, such as running some like Restart,reboot, passwd, or edit some system configuration files, which not only reduces the number of user logins and administrati

Why command not found appears when you add sudo before executing some commands in Linux When we use sudo to execute a CD, LS, and so on, the command not found prompt appears: sudo cd/home/michaelSudo:command not found We know that when you execute a linux command, if you precede it with sudo, you are executing as roo

Tags: sudo power Linux privileges flooding rootsudo summary1, the alias to use uppercase2. Wrap with "\"3, use the whitelist policy, try not to give all permissions (recommended first off)4. The Forbidden permission is put in the last, the allowed permission is put in front, the sudoers configuration file's permission matches from the back to the front5. The member must be present (the user must exist)6, "!" Represents a Forbidden permission7, command

In linux, I used sudo to open general user permissions to sort out what I wrote earlier. I just forgot about it ~ Others what I have learned is that if you do not use sudo in linux Sort out the previously written stuff and forget it again just now ~ Bytes ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I found that I would soon forget what I l

Article Title: Sudo command unavailable solution under Ubuntu. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Some basic categories, such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open-source systems, are displayed as follows when using the sudo command: Fafa211 is not in the sudoers file. But obviously, it was usable before, that is to say, fa211

Once on a ARPG page tour, the boss asked the project boss to compile the core code and use Git to save it on the development service. As a developer, everyone in the development of the service has an account, but the permissions are limited, there is a special need to use sudo to authorize. One day the project boss Sudo authorized VI to me, then ...[email protected] ~]$

0.5.2the daemon from the beginning of Docker is always running as root user. The Docker daemon binds to a UNIX socket instead of a TCP port. The UNIX socket is the root user by default, so you must add it when using Docker sudo .From the 0.5.3 beginning, create a name docker group and then join the user in this group. When the Docker daemon starts, it assigns Unix read and write permissions to the Docker group. This way, you don't have to use the Dock

If the command is invoked using the sudo command in the script, a Sudo:sorry is reported, and you must the error of the a TTY to run sudoFor example, writing in a scriptsudo mount/dev/sdc/app/backupWill error Sudo:sorry, you must has a TTY to run sudo, causing the device to not mount correctlyIf you must use the sudo command in your script, you need to modify the

CentOS6.6 common users use the sudo command to borrow root User Permissions I. Description A common user uses the tar-xzvf ns2.35.tar.gz command to decompress the file. The system prompts that the file cannot be found and the directory cannot be opened. Therefore, he wants to use the sudo command to borrow the permissions of the root user: sudo tar-xzvf ns2.35.ta

Solve the Problem of prompting the user that the CentOS Sudo file is not in the sudoers file In CentOS, a common user uses the sudo command and usually prompts that the user is not in sudoers. Therefore, this user does not have the sudo command permission. The following describes how to add the sudo command permission

CentOS6.6 common users use the sudo command to borrow the root user permission, centos6.6sudo I. Description A common user uses the tar-xzvf ns2.35.tar.gz command to decompress the file. The system prompts that the file cannot be found and the directory cannot be opened. Therefore, he wants to use the sudo command to borrow the permissions of the root user: sudo

Want to add some task plan in root crontab, want to run command with WWW user, and redirect output to a log file named at that time, roughly as follows/usr/bin/sudo-u www/usr/local/php/bin/php/www/open/www.php >/var/log/xxx_cron_log/www_$ (date + "%Y%m%d_%H: %M "). LogHere are two pits:1, the customary ' date + '%y%m%d_%h:%m ' and $ (date + "%y%m%d_%h:%m") do not work under crontab, you need to use the following form ' date + ' \%y\%m\%d_\%h:\%m ' and

just installed Ubuntu, appearing on the first line of the terminal:to run a command as administrator (user "root") with "sudo See "Mans Sudo_root" FordetailsTranslated:Run a command as an administrator (the "root" of the user), using "sudo See "Man sudo_root" for more informationIn other words, if you want to run the "ls" command, you can enter "sudo ls" on the c

[Ubuntu] Execute sudo, "no talloc stackframe at. /source3/param/loadparm.c:4864, leaking memory "The problem is that after the Ubuntu 14.04 installation of Samba, only the instructions for sudo are executed, this is the wrong message: "No Talloc stackframe at.. /source3/param/loadparm.c:4864, leaking memory " The reason for this should be that the "libpam-smbpass", which can be removed from the prog

Sometimes when we execute sudo under Linux, there areXXX is not int the sudoers fileTell us that the current user is not sudoer, so we need to add the current user to the following steps:1, enter the Super User mode, that is, ' Su-' command, input Super user password. (i.e. root user)2, edit the sudoers file, increase the user sudo permissions> Vim/etc/sudoers or VisudoEnter edit mode, add "xxx all= (All)al

As a desktop system such as Ubuntu, the default login account does not have root permissions, in order to enhance the permissions to perform tasks, we generally use the sudo+ command to execute, but it is not difficult to find that we generally have to enter the password. So is there any way we can execute sudo without entering a password? Of course it is. That is to modify the sudoers file. How do I modif

There are many sudoers configuration syntaxes. Here we only list some of the ones that I think are commonly used. The most difficult part of sudo is the/etc/sudoers syntax. Its basic syntax is as follows: User host = commands This syntax tells sudo the following information: the user is identified by a user; The host on which the user logs in; commands indicates any list of commands that the root user ca