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  • sudo -s = Root Shell

    sudo -s = Root Shell

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    Mathias Lipowski
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    Just as a reminder for future usage: sudo -s opens a shell with the privileges of the target user, usually root. You can then run commands without typing sudo every time. Be careful: commands in this shell run with elevated privileges. Use exit to leave the root shell. Photo by Jake Walker on Unsplash

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