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发表于 2010-3-27 17:23:44
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楼主,debian 很严谨,诽谤 debian 会遭报应。
http://wiki.debian.org/sudoSudo isn't enabled by default on Debian
Strictly speaking, sudo is installed and enabled (if you installed the Desktop task during the installation). However no rights are granted by default in Debian (as opposed to some others distributions).
How to execute a command as root: (in a default Debian installation)
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When you installed the system, you chose a password for the root account.
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Gnome prompts for that password (for the Administrative account) when you launch a program that configures the system.
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To execute a command as root, open a terminal as root (Applications > Accessories > Root Terminal), or run su from a regular terminal.
(Note: DebianTesting (Squeeze): will introduced a similar tool, PolicyKit, targeted for Desktop/Laptop needs). |
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