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How to enable Sudo on Windows 11
To enable sudo on Windows 11, open Settings > System > For developers, turn on “Enable sudo,” and choose the “Inline” option. You can also open Command Prompt or PowerShell (admin) and run the “sudo config –enable normal” command. On Windows 11, it’s now possible to enable “sudo,” and in this guide, I will outline the steps to complete this…
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How to Quickly Give Users sudo Privileges in Linux
How many times have you created a new user on a Linux machine, only to find out that the new user doesn’t have sudo privileges? Without the ability to use sudo, that user is limited in what they can do. This, of course, is by design, because you certainly don’t want every user on your system to have admin privileges.…
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How to Run a Command That Requires sudo via SSH
Secure Shell includes a lot of tricks, many of which can make your admin’s life exponentially easier. One such trick is the ability to run commands on remote servers, without logging in. Sure, you can take the time to log into the server, run the command, and log out, but why not just do it all in one fell swoop?…
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