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towawy | 3 years ago
Edited the config with "sudo nano /etc/pam.d/sudo", a typo slipped in, saved the file and closed nano. After that sudo was broken and I had to go down the rabbit hole of changing a root owned system file without sudo to fix it.
The next time I opened a root shell with "sudo -s" and THEN opened nano. Made absolutely sure sudo still works in a new Terminal window before closing anything.
tadfisher|3 years ago
Schnitz|3 years ago