Showing posts with label sudo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sudo. Show all posts
Thursday, September 28, 2017
Sudo QuickLaunch 1 1 3 Full APK
Sudo QuickLaunch 1 1 3 Full APK
Sudo QuickLaunch 1.1.3 Full APK. �With Sudo QuickLaunch you can launch your favorite apps with a simple gesture! Sudo QuickLaunch is designed to replace Google as "Swipe Up From Home button" interface (for phones with softkeys). Provides quick access to the applications you use most. Can also be accessed directly from the lock screen (for phones with hardware buttons).
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sudo How to switch Linux account user without the target users password
sudo How to switch Linux account user without the target users password
Did you know if you have been granted sudo access to a remote host with su command, then you may switch to any user without the need to type in their password?
Try this out:
zemian@myhost bash> sudo su - postgres
# When prompted for password, enter your own user account password.
# Now you are in as `postgres` user!
postgres@myhost bash>
Or if you want to switch to the root user directly, simply try:
bash> sudo su -
This is very useful when you need to switch to a user account that was only setup just to run applications (eg: postgres, mysql, oracle, or weblogic etc.) and not intented for real user. In this case, you might not even know what the real password is. Above trick should get you switch into that target user account.
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Sunday, September 24, 2017
sudo timestamp too far in the future fixing method
sudo timestamp too far in the future fixing method
If you ever see this error which telling you the line below:-
"sudo: timestamp too far in the future"
Then run a simple command in Terminal found on Accessories menu
sudo -k
You have to enter password to solve . It is a bug on time settings (time-stamp issue) on your machine. After running the command above change the time as your desire. This command will work on various debian based Linux Operating System. Check it out by yourself.
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Friday, September 8, 2017
sudo apt get girlfriend
sudo apt get girlfriend
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Saturday, August 19, 2017
sudo with out asking password in Ubuntu Debian Linux
sudo with out asking password in Ubuntu Debian Linux
How to sudo with out asking password in Ubuntu / Debian Linux
open a terminal
$ sudo visudoNow Add this line at the end (change �panayara� to your username):
panayara ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALLCtrl-X to leave, save your changes, and youre done!
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Tuesday, August 15, 2017
sudo update apt xapian index command not found Lubuntu 12 04
sudo update apt xapian index command not found Lubuntu 12 04
Well, when running the command - sudo update-apt-xapian-index on Lubuntu 12.04 to make Synaptic (it rocks) list packages from 3rd party repos I got the following error:
sudo: update-apt-xapian-index: command not found - Lubuntu 12.04
The reason is quite simple - the package apt-xapian-index turned out to be not install (nice). Which is why all you have to do is to install it:
sudo apt-get install apt-xapian-index
And then rebuild the xapian index again (run the initial command). Thats it. Synaptic is now fully usable.
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Tuesday, August 8, 2017
sudo on ubuntu
sudo on ubuntu
Here are some sudo variations I use. (Be careful :) )
sudo command - run command as root
sudo su � root shell open
sudo su user � open shell as a user
sudo -k � forget your password sudo
gksudo command � sudo visual dialog (GNOME)
kdesudo command � sudo visual dialog (KDE)
sudo visudo � edit / etc / sudoers
gksudo nautilus � root file manager (GNOME)
kdesudo konqueror � root file manager (KDE)
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