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Redirect sudo output to file
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Redirect sudo output to file

BySharad Chhetri November 13, 2014December 10, 2024

This time we need to redirect the output to a file where user needs sudo privileges. The tutorial explains, how to redirect sudo output to a file in easy way. We will share some examples, which help you to redirect the output into a file where sudo command is required. In case you are trying…

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sudo command not found Debian 7
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sudo command not found Debian 7

BySharad Chhetri August 7, 2013December 10, 2024

After fresh installation of Debian 7.0 wheezy I tried to do sudo su – . But got the first error message “sudo: command not found” . As per error message it means sudo is not installed in Debian system. linux@debian:~$ sudo su – -bash: sudo: command not found linux@debian:~$ To solve this issue install sudo…

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