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sudo redhat centos wheel Ubuntu Debian sudo sudo su root

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After I add a user using adduser I can t see it via System Administration Users and Groups unless I log out and then log in again Is that normal Also can I set a newly added user as a sudo

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In the various tutorials and instructions I have used on the Internet I see sudo su sudo su sudo i and sudo bin bash being used to open a root session but I m not clear on the difference

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Why do we use sudo to perform a terminal command as an administrative Why isn t it admin or something else Is there a reason for sudo

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I am using Ubuntu 20 04 On Fedora Red Hat or its derivatives the installation can be performed using the following command sudo dnf install make gcc c However on Ubuntu it gives

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It seems is a good practice to create the wheel group for non password sudo authentication instead of altering sudo group itself sudo groupadd wheel then in file etc sudoers add

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As far as I remember I always run sudo apt update or sudo apt get update before installing a new package When should I run both update and upgrade like this sudo apt update

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I want to grant a newly created user sudo privileges in Ubuntu I tried sudo adduser hduser admin but it says no admin group exists How can I do it

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I want to login as root but when I enter sudo s and enter password this message is shown you are not in sudoers file and when I enter su and enter password this is shown authentication