On Wed, 2008-11-19 at 10:29 +0100, sschroeder wrote:
> Is there any way to gain
root access in GNOME to do things that require
root authenication (moving files for example to the /usr/ folder, without:
> su - sudo su -
>
> Doing that gets annoying, since I have to do that, go to something that
prompts for the root password, type the root password AGAIN, and to boot, I
can't choose when I want the authentication to expire, it just goes away,
making copying a large number of files very difficult. In Fedora 9 you could
log on as root (which I understand why they took it away, but you could choose
to keep root authentication), is there a way to anymore?
Is there some problem in simply running 'su' and getting a root shell?
poc
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