When I type a command like find / -name ??.conf the output includes a lot of directories such as:
find : /home/simmer/.local/share/gvfs-metadata : Permission Denied
I don't get the desired result.
But if I use the same command with sudo
sudo find : /home/simmer/.local/share/gvfs-metadata
Then it shows the expected result.
Why do I need sudo privileges for this?
I m trying to delete a user. I was logged in from Root and tried a delete a existing user using userdel -r sammy(sammy is the user name) it is showing a error that the user is currently logged in but any other user exept of root is not logged in. How can i delete the user??
After adding a new user. It's shell is not added to /bin/bash itstead it is added to /bin/sh i have to change the shell for every new user I add. If there is any way a new user added should be given shell /bin/bash
I have added user using the adduser command, but a directory with is new user name is not created in /home, and I'm also not able to run any command with this user. After logging from this user it's only showing($) on the screen using a cli