Straight to the point:
After we use adduser to create a new user, this new user does not have permission to use sudo.
For example, we create a new user fortest:
This user does not have permission to use sudo:
We can modify (/etc/sudoers) the file sudoers in this path under root to solve it.
We can see that this file is read-only,
According to the knowledge of permissions we have learned before, it is obvious that only the root user can modify,
We enter the command:
vim /etc/sudoers
You can enter this file, (enter shift + g (run to the bottom of the file))
Basically you can find:
Through the vim knowledge we learned before, enter i to enter the insert mode,
enter:
这里是你的用户名 ALL=(ALL) ALL
Then enter the bottom line mode, enter: wq! (force write and exit)
We found that the fortest user can use sudo.
Finally, I would like to say this principle,
In fact, adding that piece of code to the sudoers file is essentially like adding it to a trust list or white list.
Hope this article can help you.
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