I created a new user and changed the ssh config. I forgot to add root permission to the newly created user.
Now I need to undo my changes in ssh config. Is that possible without any sudo command?
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I created a new user and changed the ssh config. I forgot to add root permission to the newly created user. Now I need to undo my changes in ssh config. Is that possible without any sudo command? |
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If you have acess to the 'su' command, you can change to the root user without sudo permissions if you know the password of the root user. Use it like |
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root. – Daniel Beck♦ Aug 24 '12 at 8:54