Thread: root password
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Originally Posted by javispedro View Post
Note: please check if you're not setting the suid bit on the entire busybox binary. (su might be a symlink to busybox)

If you are, then you will in trouble soon.

Suggestion: forget about everything said on this thread and just use "root" or "sudo gainroot".
i have rootsh installed. i was able to use sudo gainroot / root and both were working and still working.
the only extra thing done here is
i set the password for root
i set the password for user.
and executed this command as suggested:
chmod u+s /bin/su
pls let me know what sort of problems i may face?
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