Ebrahim Mayat wrote: > > On Tuesday, October 30, 2007, at 06:53AM, "Alexander K. Hansen" <[EMAIL > PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> Run "which sudo". If it's "/usr/bin/sudo" then your issue is with >> Leopard rather than Fink, and you'll probably have to do a clean install >> of some sort. >> > > Hi Alex > > Yes, that is indeed the case. > > $ which sudo > /usr/bin/sudo > > When you say "clean install" , do you mean an "Erase and Install" ? > > (I was dreading that.) > > EM >
Or maybe "Archive and Install". Before you go that far, you might try checking on /etc/sudoers--though I think you'll have to boot into single-user mode (hold down command+s during startup) to see it, because you'd have to be "sudoed" to see it normally.
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