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12.06.2021 · Running Manjaro-ARM-kde-plasma-rpi4-21.04.img on an rpi4 and am experiencing something extremely peculiar. After some time (seems arbitrary; it happened after a few minutes once and then after several hours of it running another time) sudo stops accepting the correct password. I can still su in as root just fine and that functionality seems to work and then I can …

The initial user is always a super user so you should just use the password for your username. If you are referring to the root user - then ...

When this happens and you're logged in as root, check the failllock status for your $user: # faillock --user $user Possibly reset # faillock ...

Aug 29, 2020 · Hello dear Manjaro forum members, on my brothers machine I’ve installed and configured boinc-nox today and ran the most recent updates. I didn’t reboot after the update and suddenly, during the running SSH session the password stopped working. Since then the machine got rebooted (autologin) and the PW still doesn’t work. The PW is not accepted via SSH and not via the keyboard attached. I ...

Dec 14, 2020 · Sudo uses the password of the current user account (in your example, "usr"), not the root user's password. Of course. What i'm saying here is i tried to do a pacman update and it telling me i got the wrong password.

14.07.2020 · No. sudo uses your normal account password, not the root password. If you typed, su instead of sudo su it would ask for the root password. The original point of sudo was that in a multi-user system you could delegate rights without sharing the root password. As far as I know, OpenSuse/SLES are the only distros which use the root password for sudo.

If you change the root user password you do not change the user password which is used in sudo while the root password activates the “su” ...

Hello dear Manjaro forum members, on my brothers machine I've installed and ... The password stops working, not only for sudo but also for ...

gatoatigrado@coral:~> sudo -n /bin/set-slow-cpufreq sudo: sorry, a password is required to run sudo This kind of command works on an OpenSuSE machine, but not on Ubuntu 11.10. What am I doing wrong? Note: I cannot find any relevant system log messages, e.g. via tail -f /var/log/syslog. edit. Here is /etc/sudoers.

i was trying to update some packages, and all of a sudden my root password wont work? are there any workarounds like on mac?

Running Manjaro-ARM-kde-plasma-rpi4-21.04.img on an rpi4 and am experiencing something extremely peculiar. After some time (seems arbitrary; ...

How do I change a password in Linux? Linux: Reset User Password. Open a terminal window. Issue the command sudo passwd USERNAME (where USERNAME is the name of ...

01.03.2005 · Hello dear Manjaro forum members, on my brothers machine I’ve installed and configured boinc-nox today and ran the most recent updates. I didn’t reboot after the update and suddenly, during the running SSH session the password stopped working. Since then the machine got rebooted (autologin) and the PW still doesn’t work. The PW is not accepted via SSH and not …

Try to login at the desktop manager · Try to sudo in the terminal · Try to authenticate when at a GUI password prompt · Try to ssh into this ...

11.06.2020 · Currently,I am using Manjaro linux for the first time so i don't know how to work with commands.I accidentally set a sudo password and now,i forgot my sudo password. How can i change it or get it so i can do my work with command prompt.

Jun 17, 2012 · usually i run root commands with sudo , and i enter my current user password and everything works ! Today , i updated my Arch linux with : pacman -Syu. and my arch upgraded to 3.4.2-2. but when i want to run a command with sudo , i cannot use my current user password ? thankyou. Last edited by arashroshan (2012-06-19 11:10:52)

when i installed manjaro i set root password same to login password ... --user $user Possibly reset # faillock --user $user --reset and try ...

Oct 23, 2018 · I'm a bit new to manjaro so don't rat me out! When I attempt to run: ' sudo apt-get install {/path/to/}nordvpn-release_1.0.0_all.deb from the terminal, It prompts me to type in the administrator password and after that is says 'sudo: atp-get: command not found' Can anyone please help?

Jun 07, 2020 · After edit and close, sudo still asks for password. Keep in mind, the settings in the files inside /etc/sudoers.d override changes in /etc/sudoers. If there is a conflicting change in there, that will cause the problem. For example, if you tried to modify the wheel group, it is probably getting overridden. That is why it is generally better to ...

19.07.2021 · So after my latest episode Login Issue after recent update, I was unable to login back into the user (for some reason after a reboot it stopped working). I then decided that I would re-install the OS. At this point, I’ve re-installed around 3-4 and this issue is still persisting. What happens: When i first login into my user after a successful distro install, all things work great. I …

Sep 14, 2020 · I’m new to manjaro, but not linux when installing I selected option to make root pwd same as user. logged in ran pacman update, everything updated. rebooted - logged in tried sudo-ing sytemctl to enable a couple things and my user pass wasn’t working. attempted sudo su - --like a moron tried above step checking pam.d w/ no files to merge.

correction the root pass was working the user one not, i loged out and loged in as root and the pass worked, strange because in the ...

Feb 28, 2021 · To work around issues with KDE which expects the root to execute the action - that you will need to apply a password to at least the root user. $ sudo passwd root Then press Enter with no password - and supply the new root password. This may help - no guarantees though A word of caution

13.09.2020 · And you’ve tried with your own password but it’s not working, or did you try with the root password and that’s not working? It could be that a change in the security settings might now require you to use the other password ─ i.e. the …