On 31/07/2023 06:43, Kelvin Lee wrote:
During the installation, I was prompted to enter a superuser password and I
skipped this step. I know then the first user I created will have administrator
privileges by using the sudo command
However, when I tried running any commands with sudo after the installation. It
prompts me,
- bash: sudo: command not found
I double-checked my user account's groups using groups. I could see the account
indeed belongs to the sudo group.
I hit the exact same problem a few days ago doing a bookworm test live-build, and the
problem was that the package "sudo" was not installed. It doesn't seem to be
included in the default applications list for a basic CLI system.
Try adding sudo to a custom file my.list.chroot in config/package-lists, along
with any other extra packages you might need.
One short-cut to put in such a file is:
! Packages Priority standard
That will add all the packages with "standard" priority, which includes sudo.
--
John
