Sudo command wont work [duplicate]
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Set myself as owner of /etc with chown command now getting all kinds of errors [duplicate]
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I run this command sudo chown -R rateb: ../../etc on my ubuntu and i can't get root, I think any user of my laptop now access to root how can i fix this?
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Set myself as owner of /etc with chown command now getting all kinds of errors [duplicate]
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What if I accidentally run command “chmod -R†on system directories (/, /etc, …)
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I run this command sudo chown -R rateb: ../../etc on my ubuntu and i can't get root, I think any user of my laptop now access to root how can i fix this?
17.10 sudo
asked Jun 11 at 8:26
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marked as duplicate by Melebius, Pilot6, muru, Byte Commander, N0rbert Jun 11 at 11:29
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Check this thread on Unix & Linux.
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Please edit your question to elaborate: How do you know you can’t get root? Are there any error messages? Please include them in your question.
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Set myself as owner of /etc with chown command now getting all kinds of errors [duplicate]
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What if I accidentally run command “chmod -R†on system directories (/, /etc, …)
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I run this command sudo chown -R rateb: ../../etc on my ubuntu and i can't get root, I think any user of my laptop now access to root how can i fix this?
17.10 sudo
asked Jun 11 at 8:26
rateb
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This question already has an answer here:
Set myself as owner of /etc with chown command now getting all kinds of errors [duplicate]
2 answers
What if I accidentally run command “chmod -R†on system directories (/, /etc, …)
7 answers
I run this command sudo chown -R rateb: ../../etc on my ubuntu and i can't get root, I think any user of my laptop now access to root how can i fix this?
This question already has an answer here:
Set myself as owner of /etc with chown command now getting all kinds of errors [duplicate]
2 answers
What if I accidentally run command “chmod -R†on system directories (/, /etc, …)
7 answers
17.10 sudo
asked Jun 11 at 8:26
rateb
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asked Jun 11 at 8:26
rateb
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asked Jun 11 at 8:26
rateb
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asked Jun 11 at 8:26
rateb
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marked as duplicate by Melebius, Pilot6, muru, Byte Commander, N0rbert Jun 11 at 11:29
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marked as duplicate by Melebius, Pilot6, muru, Byte Commander, N0rbert Jun 11 at 11:29
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Check this thread on Unix & Linux.
– Eraseth
Jun 11 at 8:31
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Please edit your question to elaborate: How do you know you can’t get root? Are there any error messages? Please include them in your question.
– Melebius
Jun 11 at 8:49
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Check this thread on Unix & Linux.
– Eraseth
Jun 11 at 8:31
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Please edit your question to elaborate: How do you know you can’t get root? Are there any error messages? Please include them in your question.
– Melebius
Jun 11 at 8:49
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Check this thread on Unix & Linux.
– Eraseth
Jun 11 at 8:31
Check this thread on Unix & Linux.
– Eraseth
Jun 11 at 8:31
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Please edit your question to elaborate: How do you know you can’t get root? Are there any error messages? Please include them in your question.
– Melebius
Jun 11 at 8:49
Please edit your question to elaborate: How do you know you can’t get root? Are there any error messages? Please include them in your question.
– Melebius
Jun 11 at 8:49
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Check this thread on Unix & Linux.
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Please edit your question to elaborate: How do you know you can’t get root? Are there any error messages? Please include them in your question.
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