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#10
Originally Posted by pursueky View Post
that 's what I did yesterday:
chmod -R 755 /usr/bin
Yep, that'd do it - you reset the permissions on everything under /usr/bin, stripping off the SUID bit from sudo (and various others). I'd definitely suggest a reflash at this point (and avoiding running that command in future).
 

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