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#Passwordless sudo how to#

#Passwordless sudo how to#

In this tutorial, you saw how to disable the sudo password on Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish Linux. So Ive added a new user and went to edit /etc/sudoers (using visudo of course). Lastly, in case you need all members of the sudo group to execute any commands using passwordless sudo, change the configuration line from Step 1 to: sudo ALL(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL Closing Thoughts. See the below screenshot before and after enabling the password-less sudo privileges for an account. Specifically I want passwordless sudo for this new user. The command syntax will be like: sudo your_command_here

Update entry for your user account with NOPASSWD: option as showing below: username ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALLĬhange username with your user account and save file.Īll done, to test run any superuser command with sudo.

Edit sudoers file using visudo command or use below command.

After completing this tutorial, you can run super user commands (allowed) without entering a password. So before permitting any specific user, you can see.

Replace the with the name of the user you want to give access.

After that, you need to add a line in the file, the general syntax is given below. This will open your sudoer file in the default editor, like nano in our case. In this tutorial, you will understand how to configure passwordless sudo account on a Linux machine. To configure a password-less sudo, you need to type. Then you can assign sudo privileges to that account. None other than the root user can reboot a Linux system but you want to provide the privilege to your team member, so they can reboot the instance on the absence of you. I recently set up both Fedora 28 & Ubuntu 18.04 systems and would like to configure my primary user account on both so that I can run sudo commands without. For example, a command to reboot the server. Some of the commands are accessible by the root user only. Sudo provides special privileges to any user or group.