On 16/06/2006, at 4:07 PM, Gerald wrote:
Or more simply, just
sudo -i
These i have tried, BUT, the response i get is :-
sudo: timestame too far in the future: Jun 17 00:06:46 2006
My clock says 16:06 Fri 2006-06-16.
You typically get this warning if you run sudo, change the machine's
clock, then run sudo again. This can happen if it was originally
wrong and you use sudo to set it, etc. I think this is just a
warning and you should get a chance to enter a password, no? If not,
sudo -K should get it unstuck.
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Martin
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