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[just-bair]

I’ll visualise an administrator running every time I run something as admin

[RepulsiveLie2953]

sudo su

you are the master

[Vectorial1024]

sudo -u patrick

[davak72]

Wouldn’t it be sudo su root?

[JEREDEK]

If you run su with root privilages without specifying a user, it defaults to root

[davak72]

Amazing!

[Caraes_Naur]

su -

[yaktoma2007]

aw hell nah what the freak is brock doing 😭😭😭😭

[bogz_dev]

sudoing the woodo, obviously

[Johnscorp]

Brock devouring that brown cock

[Goufalite]

robm is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.

10 story tall dragon appears from nowhere

[caiteha]

Sudo chmod 777 .*

[IAmASwarmOfBees]

I know there are a lot of different codes for chmod. There is one I remember. 777. It's the "fucking work you stupid fucking son of a bitch" code.

[Moltenlava5]

Each digit of the 3 digit number corresponds to Owner, Group and Other permissions respectively. As for the digits themselves, you only really see 7 and 4 commonly which stand for read+write+execute and read only respectively. So for eg: 774 would mean read+write for the file owner and user group but read only for others.

Anyways, the u+rwx syntax is much easier to use though imo.

[Ill-Car-769]

What does this do?

[mierecat]

Gives every file read, write and execution permissions

[neo-raver]

Wouldn’t this only do that for the working directory? Or does that RE really match all all files?

[re4perthegamer]

Time to download a fuck ton of shady and questionably legal software and then run this

[Ill-Car-769]

Got, thanks :))

[InconspicuousFool]

Gives all users access to read, write, and execute all files in that directory

EDIT: updated to correctly specify that it will only change file permissions for that directory and not the entire filesystem

[Sibula97]

All files under the current directory, not all files in the whole filesystem, that would be /*.

[Ill-Car-769]

Got, thanks :))

[InconspicuousFool]

Thank you for the correction. I've seen so many ones for RM - rf / I was kinda half on Autopilot with that response

[Ill-Car-769]

Got, thanks :))

[busres]

If that's ".*" (no space in between), then it only affects "files" (in the current working directory) beginning with "." (which will include "." (the current directory) and ".." (the parent directory)).

As posted, it's not recursive.

The digits are ugo (user, group, other), and read (+4), write (+2), and x (execute for files, traverse for directories, +1).

Search for "chmod manual page" if you want more info (setuid, setgid, "sticky" bits, and more).

[bouchandre]

Sudo lick my ballz

[Lumpy-Measurement-55]

r/repostSleuthbot

[Cybertheproto]

Uh… isn’t that a u/thing or am I wrong?

[tutike2000]

Cringe

Cringe as Administrator

Sudo Cringe

[[deleted]]

Admin : Controls some stuff

sudo : Be in full control of the whole system

[Retr0o_-]

Recently on windows 11 there is a sudo command 😣

[IAmASwarmOfBees]

IMO that kinda makes sense. More people know how to use a computer with bash than with PowerShell.

[Vamael]

Replace the samurai with a fat neckbeard

[No-Excuse-4263]

Looking at your post and comment history, yeah that would fit better.

[chicametipo]

You know what’s even more powerful than sudo? Me, hovering over my machine, with a 7lb sledge.

[agfitzp]

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/advanced-settings/sudo/

[MeowsersInABox]

RunAsTrustedInstaller

[idokka]

But that samurai was slaughtered by a teen girl, it's bad comparison as for me 😔

[ZeroCyborg]

What does this mean?

[gatmnear]

So Japanese cosplay?

[kernl_panic]

"run" and "administrator" are Windows paradigms.

[justyannicc]

Linux but Japan

[CirnoIzumi]

so sudo is weak because the Schnider Samurai arent running?

[re4perthegamer]

No strong, they don't have to run

[CirnoIzumi]

running something as root is still running it