If you just installed Debian, you might notice that one Linux staple, sudo
is not installed by default. Here is the quick way to add it, and set yourself up as an administrative user.
1. Install sudo, using the su
command to elevate privileges.
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2. Make yourself an administrator. The default /etc/sudoers
file contains this line:
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So simply add your account (‘bob’ in this example) to the sudo
group:
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3. Log out and back in again, in order to apply changes to your group membership.
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