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#5
Originally Posted by jussik View Post
First, "sudo" does not ask for root password, it asks for user password. Second, user is not in sudoers so you cannot get root permission that easy.

Do what the General says or install openssh if you want to be able to "ssh root@n810" from a desktop.
actually, yes it will ask for a password for when used with a command. Try it...

even something as simple as:

sudo ls

will ask for the password. From my understanding that is how you can run commands w/o actually become an SU or root. I am assuming the origin in "super user do"
 

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