Y wrote: > Package: general Package 'general' is inappropriate and should have been filed against 'sudo' instead. Reassigning so that email follow-ups will go to the right place.
You didn't include any information saying how your system came to be in that state of having a broken sudoers file. The sudo package itself didn't do it. Therefore this should not be severity grave. Setting severity to normal. > I can not install any software, because if I type 'sudo su' and type > the correct Password I get only: > "<USER> is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported." > > I am the Admin, but I cannot do anything to personalyse my KDE Debian System. If you are the admin then you will have the superuser password for 'su' directly. Use su to fix sudo. > I also cannot edit the sudoers file, witch is empty, because I have not the > Privileges to edit/Save the file Type su, enter the root password, then repair your system. This asks for the root password. $ su Password: # If I were repairing it I would purge sudo, then remove the sudoers manually, and install it fresh to get a fresh copy of the suders file. For example: # apt-get purge sudo # rm -f /etc/sudoers # apt-get install -y sudo # visudo Bob
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