ultralame
September 9th, 2009, 07:29 AM
I have a system that has been installed and upgraded a few times.
Currently, it appears that gid 0 belongs to 7root. I am not sure what that is, and searching for "7root" doesn't turn up a lot of good info.
I upgraded to 9.04 today, and when the installation was done, I can no longer use sudo. I get this error message:
"/etc/sudoers is owned by gid 1010, should be 0"
I have dealt with this before, possibly when I upgraded to 8.10.
Since my system is headless, I have to bring a monitor/KB into the garage and change the permission on the file back to gid 0.
Can someone tell me:
-WTF is 7root, and why would someone replace root with it?
-Why does this keep happening?
-What can I do to prevent it?
Thank you
Currently, it appears that gid 0 belongs to 7root. I am not sure what that is, and searching for "7root" doesn't turn up a lot of good info.
I upgraded to 9.04 today, and when the installation was done, I can no longer use sudo. I get this error message:
"/etc/sudoers is owned by gid 1010, should be 0"
I have dealt with this before, possibly when I upgraded to 8.10.
Since my system is headless, I have to bring a monitor/KB into the garage and change the permission on the file back to gid 0.
Can someone tell me:
-WTF is 7root, and why would someone replace root with it?
-Why does this keep happening?
-What can I do to prevent it?
Thank you