MX Linux Sudo Error User “Is Not in the Sudoers File”

December 6, 2020 | By the+gnu+linux+evangelist.

Enabling sudo

  1. 2. Editing sudoers File

    Now Edit the sudoers File
    Simply with:

    sudo visudo

    Or if Command Not Found:

    sudo /usr/sbin/visudo

    Now on GNU/Linux Distros for visudo there are two Default Shell editors:

    • nano
    • vi

    Now you can recognize the vi Editor from the several “~~~~~” characters marked on window…
    And so in this Case to Start Editing then Hit ‘i‘.

    Finally, to Enable sudo Command for your User
    Scroll down and Below the line containing:

    root ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL

    Append:

    [myUser] ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL

    Just subtitute [myUser] to your real User’s Name.
    In case, to look up your Username drop another Terminal Window and play:

    whoami

    Last Save Changes & Exit:
    On nano Just Ctrl+x and Confirm
    Where for vi First, Hit Esc and then ‘:wq ;)

Congrats! you should now finally Dispose of a Barely New Nice sudo User :)

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