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Avoid Password Prompt When Executing The Sudo Command
If you have experience of working on the command line in Ubuntu then you are probably familiar with the sudo command, whenever you run the sudo command as a non root user then the system prompts you to enter the administrator’s password. This is a seriously annoying process. (more…)
How To Assign Administrative Privileges To A User In Ubuntu Linux
In Linux based systems, root is the main user of the system and root can execute all commands. From system administration point of view, it is never recommended that you should work as a root user, as any wrong command executed can corrupt your whole configuration. In Ubuntu, the root user is disabled by default [...] (more…)
