How to give root privileges to other user [duplicate]





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I want my second user account to have root privileges in order to change udev rules.










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    I want my second user account to have root privileges in order to change udev rules.










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      • How do I grant sudo privileges to an existing user? [duplicate]

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      I want my second user account to have root privileges in order to change udev rules.










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      • How do I grant sudo privileges to an existing user? [duplicate]

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      I want my second user account to have root privileges in order to change udev rules.





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      • How do I grant sudo privileges to an existing user? [duplicate]

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          Do this to give sudo access to the given username:



          sudo usermod -aG sudo username





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            Do this to give sudo access to the given username:



            sudo usermod -aG sudo username





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              Do this to give sudo access to the given username:



              sudo usermod -aG sudo username





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                Do this to give sudo access to the given username:



                sudo usermod -aG sudo username





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                Do this to give sudo access to the given username:



                sudo usermod -aG sudo username






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