Denis Dupeyron <[email protected]> writes: > Some systems are configured with a random root password. After a while > you get tired of doing 'sudo <command>' all the time and would like to > become root but you can't because you don't know the root password. > One way around that is 'sudo su -' which allows to become root using > your user password.
When I had to do this on a (RHEL) system, I did not think of using 'sudo su -', I used 'sudo bash'.
