On 08/01/16 06:36, Liz wrote:
On Fri, 8 Jan 2016 06:47:04 +1300
Dexter N Muir <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks Brett
D'oh to me - there's most likely a manpage for that. And D'oh to
Debian - why isn't it automagically done at install like all other
distros I've encountered?
I haven't ditched it yet, so it might be worth a go :)
73
Dex ZL2DEX
I'm sure you will find sudo is installed on a standard Debian install -
I've done many of them.
But you need to set it up. Not every install should have sudo
operational for the first user installed, although it can be handy at
home.
Enjoy your Debian experiments.
Liz
VK2XSE
The last version of Debian I installed that didn't install sudo at
installation time was around V2.2, around the year 2000.
However, even though sudo normally installs with modern Debian versions,
/etc/sudoers may not be automatically configured for your username at
installation time.
Ray vk2tv
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