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New user here. I've added my user to the wheel group but when I try and do anything, I get a user not a sudoer error.
I uncommented the wheel items in /etc/sudoers file. What would the next thing to check be?
Thank you.
sudo
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New user here. I've added my user to the wheel group but when I try and do anything, I get a user not a sudoer error.
I uncommented the wheel items in /etc/sudoers file. What would the next thing to check be?
Thank you.
sudo
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Group membership changes take effect at next time the user logs in. Have you logged out & back in?
– telcoM
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Sorry, yes I have logged out & back in. I should have mentioned that.
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what exactly did you uncomment? can you add it to your question? how does/etc/grouplook like?
– Bart
20 hours ago
Here is the line I changed. Thanks for looking. ## Allows people in group wheel to run all commands %wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL
– eyeclick
1 hour ago
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New user here. I've added my user to the wheel group but when I try and do anything, I get a user not a sudoer error.
I uncommented the wheel items in /etc/sudoers file. What would the next thing to check be?
Thank you.
sudo
edited 19 hours ago
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New user here. I've added my user to the wheel group but when I try and do anything, I get a user not a sudoer error.
I uncommented the wheel items in /etc/sudoers file. What would the next thing to check be?
Thank you.
sudo
sudo
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Group membership changes take effect at next time the user logs in. Have you logged out & back in?
– telcoM
yesterday
Sorry, yes I have logged out & back in. I should have mentioned that.
– eyeclick
yesterday
2
what exactly did you uncomment? can you add it to your question? how does/etc/grouplook like?
– Bart
20 hours ago
Here is the line I changed. Thanks for looking. ## Allows people in group wheel to run all commands %wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL
– eyeclick
1 hour ago
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Group membership changes take effect at next time the user logs in. Have you logged out & back in?
– telcoM
yesterday
Sorry, yes I have logged out & back in. I should have mentioned that.
– eyeclick
yesterday
2
what exactly did you uncomment? can you add it to your question? how does/etc/grouplook like?
– Bart
20 hours ago
Here is the line I changed. Thanks for looking. ## Allows people in group wheel to run all commands %wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL
– eyeclick
1 hour ago
Group membership changes take effect at next time the user logs in. Have you logged out & back in?
– telcoM
yesterday
Group membership changes take effect at next time the user logs in. Have you logged out & back in?
– telcoM
yesterday
Sorry, yes I have logged out & back in. I should have mentioned that.
– eyeclick
yesterday
Sorry, yes I have logged out & back in. I should have mentioned that.
– eyeclick
yesterday
2
2
what exactly did you uncomment? can you add it to your question? how does
/etc/group look like?– Bart
20 hours ago
what exactly did you uncomment? can you add it to your question? how does
/etc/group look like?– Bart
20 hours ago
Here is the line I changed. Thanks for looking. ## Allows people in group wheel to run all commands %wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL
– eyeclick
1 hour ago
Here is the line I changed. Thanks for looking. ## Allows people in group wheel to run all commands %wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL
– eyeclick
1 hour ago
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what exactly did you uncomment? can you add it to your question? how does
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Here is the line I changed. Thanks for looking. ## Allows people in group wheel to run all commands %wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL
– eyeclick
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