sudo and /etc/sudoers

[H.S.]

Derek Broughton wrote:
> H.S. wrote:
> 
>> Yes, Debain *comes* with sudo, but it does not *set it up as default*.
> 
> Yes it does (or, as I said, did when Ubuntu was first released and I switched 
> from Debian).  The first user created had full sudo privilege.
> 
>> There is a huge difference. Once has to edit sudo file as root to add a
>> user and permitting him to use sudo.
> 
> Nope, didn't do that.
>  

hmm .. interesting if that was your experience. When I last installed
Debian Testing (a couple of years ago), it did not happen to me. Perhaps
it has changed since then.

Regards.


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