Centos wheel group not working
2018年11月9日 — [centos@salt6master ~]$ grep wheel /etc/group wheel:x:10:centos [centos@salt6master ~]$ sudo ls [sudo] password for centos: centos is not in ... ,The wheel group itself needs to allow running commands accordingly; it should also be noted that use of wheel for such access is distrobution / OS dependent ... ,Group changes on unix are not recognized by existing login sessions; assuming, say, a Linux system with the usermod command: ,You have given the igwuser user wheel as their primary login group. The /etc/group database only lists secondary group memberships. ,I don't know why your command doesn't work. It may have to do with either: your CentOS not using sudo by default; the way the sudoers file ... ,2018年12月5日 — A system running CentOS 7; Access to a user account with root ... Your CentOS 7 installation may or may not have the wheel group enabled. ,My experience is that 'user' needs to log out and in again. Try the 'id' command to see if the system thinks that 'user' is in the wheel group or not. ,Using visudo rather then directly editing the sudoers file help as visudo checks syntax. If it is not broken ... ,It'll print the users registered under the user group “wheel”. $ getent group wheel. Alternatively, try running a sudo command as the user. ,The wheel group is not required for RHEL/CentOS like it is for some other distros. Although you can setup grants by group the fact you did ...
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2018年11月9日 — [centos@salt6master ~]$ grep wheel /etc/group wheel:x:10:centos [centos@salt6master ~]$ sudo ls [sudo] password for centos: centos is not in ... https://forums.centos.org still not in sudoers file when add my username to group wheel
The wheel group itself needs to allow running commands accordingly; it should also be noted that use of wheel for such access is distrobution / OS dependent ... https://unix.stackexchange.com error when adding user to wheel group in CentOS 7 - Unix ...
Group changes on unix are not recognized by existing login sessions; assuming, say, a Linux system with the usermod command: https://unix.stackexchange.com A new user is added to wheel group but not showing in wheel ...
You have given the igwuser user wheel as their primary login group. The /etc/group database only lists secondary group memberships. https://unix.stackexchange.com cant add user to sudo group in centOS 7 i386(no GUI,Its ...
I don't know why your command doesn't work. It may have to do with either: your CentOS not using sudo by default; the way the sudoers file ... https://unix.stackexchange.com How To Add User to Sudoers Add User to Sudo Group ...
2018年12月5日 — A system running CentOS 7; Access to a user account with root ... Your CentOS 7 installation may or may not have the wheel group enabled. https://phoenixnap.com Centos 7 - adding a user to sudoers group - still is not in the ...
My experience is that 'user' needs to log out and in again. Try the 'id' command to see if the system thinks that 'user' is in the wheel group or not. https://serverfault.com I'm in the wheel group, sudoers allows wheel, but I can't sudo
Using visudo rather then directly editing the sudoers file help as visudo checks syntax. If it is not broken ... https://forums.fedoraforum.org How to Fix the Error User is Not in the Sudoers File CentOS 8
It'll print the users registered under the user group “wheel”. $ getent group wheel. Alternatively, try running a sudo command as the user. https://linuxhint.com [SOLVED] Sudo is not working on my centos7.3
The wheel group is not required for RHEL/CentOS like it is for some other distros. Although you can setup grants by group the fact you did ... https://www.linuxquestions.org |