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User is not in the sudoers file in CentOS
Durga Charan Ojha
October 7, 2019
User is not in the sudoers file in CentOS I got this above error while trying to do sudo user. see Image – 1 CentOS 6 does not add users to sudoers by default and nor does it allow group wheel sudo access. How to configure it manually Step...
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User is not in the sudoers file in CentOS I got this above error while trying to do sudo user. see Image – 1 CentOS 6 does not add users to sudoers by default and nor does it allow group wheel sudo access. How to configure it manually Step...