Help..
mackay at kodak.com
mackay at kodak.com
Mon Dec 18 11:43:34 EST 2000
From: Scott D. MacKay
I believe your problems may be twofold:
First, given that 'visudo' is a regular command, you need to make sure
visudo's location is in your path. If 'which visudo' yields nothing,
update your path.
Next, I think you need to run visudo as root (if your not), so it would be
something like:
sudo /usr/local/bin/visudo
I believe visudo knows where the sudoers file is. (check on path for
visudo; I use a non-standard installpath)
-Scott MacKay
"Sanh Duong" <sduong at dsrnet.com> on 12/18/2000 11:03:27 AM
To: sudo-users at courtesan.com
cc: (bcc: Scott D. MacKay/943904/EKC)
Subject: Help..
for some reason I can't use visudo.. .. I just type
visudo /etc/sudoers
and it gives me a bad or command name for visudo??? I'm doing this as root
and in the / directory..... Can someone please help me...
Does it really matter if I'm using visudo to edit the sudoers file.. or can
I use vi or kwrite to edit it????? cause I did some editing with kwrite and
vi.. but for some reason it keeps giving me errors... I'm trying to let a
user shut down the system......I use a command similar to this one..
tname localhost=(root) reboot
but all it does is give me an error for it.... can someone please help me
out..Thank you...
Sanh.
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