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When you have trouble remembering which user you currently are, why not stop switching users altogether? Install sudo via su -c 'yum install sudo' and disable the root account via su -c 'passwd -l root'.
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When If you have trouble remembering which user you currently are, why not stop switching users altogether? Install sudo via su -c 'yum install sudo' and disable the root account via su -c 'passwd -l root'.
If you prefer su -c '<command>' over sudo <command>, you might just change your behavior, as suggested by FranciscoD_.
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
If you have trouble remembering which user you currently are, why not stop switching users altogether? Install sudo via su -c 'yum install sudo' and disable the root account via su -c 'passwd -l root'.
If you prefer su -c '<command>' over sudo <command>, you might just change your behavior, as suggested by FranciscoD_.
