By gilsoninacio
I have add the user ADMIN in file /etc/sudoers.tmp (SEE BELOW) BUT still when I connect to the ADMIN user looks like this: admin@mydomain:/$ and not user ROOT admin@mydomain**:~#** What do I solve this? I am grateful to those who help me. Thank you.
User privilege specification root ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL **admin ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL **
Members of the admin group may gain root privileges *%admin ALL=(ALL) ALL *
Allow members of group sudo to execute any command *%sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL *
Is this command? sudo chown -R 755 admin and sudo chmod - R 755 admin or sudo chmod 755 /var/www/admin or sudo chown 755 /var/www/admin
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When connecting with a user that has sudo permissions (a member of the sudo group) you can run the following command to open a shell as root:
sudo su
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