How to use sudo su root | sudo no password | visudo

How to use sudo su root | sudo no password | visudo

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This video goes over how to use sudo su root or use sudo no password to avoid getting prompted all the time. It covers why people new to Linux like to use sudo su and why this messes up their installs.

Commands:
Switch to Root user
# sudo su

Change your user to auto elevate without password in sudo visudo
# sudo visudo
—–APPEND either of the following——
–CHANGE USER—– myuser ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
–CHANGE GROUP– %usergroup ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL

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