Hello,
I'm TOTALLY NEW to Unix. I just want to ask about what do those two commands in a SIMPLE NON-FORMAL mean:
sudo
sudo sh
Thanks.
Hello,
I'm TOTALLY NEW to Unix. I just want to ask about what do those two commands in a SIMPLE NON-FORMAL mean:
sudo
sudo sh
Thanks.
sudo executes a command given as an argument as a different user.
By default, that user is root.
Without an argument, it is a syntax error.