So, somehow one of the guys on my team messed up the sudoers file on a couple of VMs (all Ubuntu 18.04).
The files were truncated and the only line in them is:
nagios ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD= ALL
Which, fine, su to the nagios user and fix the sudoers file, except the nagios user has no password a...
Well I was successful :) moved the partitions and expanded root without any problems. UUID not changed, no edits needed to fstab. All thumbs Up and ready to go. I prepared for the worse and got the result. I love when it all goes as it should. :)
I use Ubuntu 18.04
When I install something programs (for example chromium) I get error /dev/fd/62: no such file or directory
sudo not help. I work on root. When I do 'ls /dev'
I get error 'ls: cannot open directory '/dev': Permission denied'
Chmod dont work.
Permissions:
drwxr-xr-x. 15 ro...
I want to know how parrot os has implemented sandboxing of apps so efficiently..I would like to use similar setup in ubuntu for only firefox..Is there a way by which i can use the same profile of firejail and apparmor running in parrot os for my Ubuntu
Because of common issues with a laggy mouse, I decided to disable Wayland on my brand new installation of OpenSuse on my Desktop PC.
I had performance issues with Wayland, but when I selected "Gnome with Xorg" at login - everything worked fine later.
So I completely disabled Wayland by appendin...
I use Ubuntu 18.04
When I install something programs (for example chromium) I get error /dev/fd/62: no such file or directory
sudo not help. I work on root. When I do 'ls /dev'
I get error 'ls: cannot open directory '/dev': Permission denied'
Chmod dont work.
Permissions:
drwxr-xr-x. 15 ro...
I want to know how parrot os has implemented sandboxing of apps so efficiently..I would like to use similar setup in ubuntu for only firefox..Is there a way by which i can use the same profile of firejail and apparmor running in parrot os for my Ubuntu
