Enable root in Ubuntu
nov.29, 2009 in General , intermediate , terminal
While using the command "sudo" can perform all administrative actions of our system it is possible that we occasionally see the need to activate the superuser root of our Ubuntu installation. In any case have disabled root is a good security policy.
To enable root we use the following command that will assign a password:
sudo passwd root
Then we open session with him or be able to use the command su
By the time we decide to disable root use the command:
sudo passwd -l root
It should work with all editions of Ubuntu.



















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