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GJSchaller
Sep 18, 2018Guide
Issue installing sudo using apt-get
I am attempting to install sudo on my ReadyNAS to be able to run some stuff from the command line. When I attempt to do so using apt-get, I get an error - full output is below (Spaces are added for ...
Sandshark
Sep 18, 2018Sensei - Experienced User
Since you log in via SSH as ROOT, you don't need sudo. Just run the command.
GJSchaller
Sep 19, 2018Guide
The function I was needing to run was giving a message it needed to be run specifically as Admin, not Root, but I realized I was able to just SSH in as Admin and do it that way instead.
- StephenBSep 19, 2018Guru - Experienced User
GJSchaller wrote:
The function I was needing to run was giving a message it needed to be run specifically as Admin, not Root, but I realized I was able to just SSH in as Admin and do it that way instead.
Something wrong there, root is what you always should use. You can really mess things up if you try to install packages as admin.
What function were you running?
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