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Not able to switch to root user via command line [duplicate]



Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
2019 Community Moderator Election Results
Why I closed the “Why is Kali so hard” questionHow to allow to run su instantly after I added the user to the appropriate groupProper create user account with permissions on CentOS/ApacheSUID accidently removed from /bin/su fileWhy does 'cat useradd' succeed in this case?This user is currently not available - but allow to run script by this userHow to enable quota on CENTOS 6.9 virtuozzo VPS?Launching zypper command with root privilegePermission and directory creation issues as root user on CentOSssh login as user and change to root, without sudoLinux giving permission to an user to the log fileCould not chdir to home directory /home/user: Permission denied



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  • How to allow to run su instantly after I added the user to the appropriate group

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On my centos 7 vps server, to secure my server I disabled root login via ssh. I created a new user called erdem and login with that user via ssh. After I login via ssh with user erdem, I would like to switch to root user with su command or su -s command. When I do that I get this error:



-bash: /usr/bin/su: Permission denied


How can I give permission to user called erdem so I can switch with su or su -s command to root.



The output of ls -l /usr/bin/su:



 -rwsr-x--- 1 root wheel /usr/bin/su


I tried to add the user into wheel group but it still gives the same error.



I used bellow command



gpasswd -a erdem wheel


Solved: I needed to logout and login again.










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marked as duplicate by ctrl-alt-delor, Kusalananda Apr 12 at 21:27


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  • Error apart, what you want to obtain is more commonly done via sudo -s. Doesn’t it work for you ?

    – LL3
    Apr 12 at 16:06











  • su is also a valid means to become root, particularly if sudo is not yet installed, or the newly-created non-root user is not yet in sudoers. OP, can you please add the output of the following to your question: ls -l /usr/bin/su

    – DopeGhoti
    Apr 12 at 16:13












  • when I do that it asks for a password for the user and when I type it I get this message erdem is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.

    – Erdem Ece
    Apr 12 at 16:13











  • su expects the target user's password (root in this case). sudo expects the password of the user executing the command (yours). su on some systems can only be executed by users in particular groups (wheel on BSD, for example), but I'm unsure how this works on CentOS.

    – Kusalananda
    Apr 12 at 16:14







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    Please add details by editing the question, not by adding them to the comments.

    – DopeGhoti
    Apr 12 at 16:24

















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This question already has an answer here:



  • How to allow to run su instantly after I added the user to the appropriate group

    1 answer



On my centos 7 vps server, to secure my server I disabled root login via ssh. I created a new user called erdem and login with that user via ssh. After I login via ssh with user erdem, I would like to switch to root user with su command or su -s command. When I do that I get this error:



-bash: /usr/bin/su: Permission denied


How can I give permission to user called erdem so I can switch with su or su -s command to root.



The output of ls -l /usr/bin/su:



 -rwsr-x--- 1 root wheel /usr/bin/su


I tried to add the user into wheel group but it still gives the same error.



I used bellow command



gpasswd -a erdem wheel


Solved: I needed to logout and login again.










share|improve this question















marked as duplicate by ctrl-alt-delor, Kusalananda Apr 12 at 21:27


This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.


















  • Error apart, what you want to obtain is more commonly done via sudo -s. Doesn’t it work for you ?

    – LL3
    Apr 12 at 16:06











  • su is also a valid means to become root, particularly if sudo is not yet installed, or the newly-created non-root user is not yet in sudoers. OP, can you please add the output of the following to your question: ls -l /usr/bin/su

    – DopeGhoti
    Apr 12 at 16:13












  • when I do that it asks for a password for the user and when I type it I get this message erdem is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.

    – Erdem Ece
    Apr 12 at 16:13











  • su expects the target user's password (root in this case). sudo expects the password of the user executing the command (yours). su on some systems can only be executed by users in particular groups (wheel on BSD, for example), but I'm unsure how this works on CentOS.

    – Kusalananda
    Apr 12 at 16:14







  • 1





    Please add details by editing the question, not by adding them to the comments.

    – DopeGhoti
    Apr 12 at 16:24













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This question already has an answer here:



  • How to allow to run su instantly after I added the user to the appropriate group

    1 answer



On my centos 7 vps server, to secure my server I disabled root login via ssh. I created a new user called erdem and login with that user via ssh. After I login via ssh with user erdem, I would like to switch to root user with su command or su -s command. When I do that I get this error:



-bash: /usr/bin/su: Permission denied


How can I give permission to user called erdem so I can switch with su or su -s command to root.



The output of ls -l /usr/bin/su:



 -rwsr-x--- 1 root wheel /usr/bin/su


I tried to add the user into wheel group but it still gives the same error.



I used bellow command



gpasswd -a erdem wheel


Solved: I needed to logout and login again.










share|improve this question

















This question already has an answer here:



  • How to allow to run su instantly after I added the user to the appropriate group

    1 answer



On my centos 7 vps server, to secure my server I disabled root login via ssh. I created a new user called erdem and login with that user via ssh. After I login via ssh with user erdem, I would like to switch to root user with su command or su -s command. When I do that I get this error:



-bash: /usr/bin/su: Permission denied


How can I give permission to user called erdem so I can switch with su or su -s command to root.



The output of ls -l /usr/bin/su:



 -rwsr-x--- 1 root wheel /usr/bin/su


I tried to add the user into wheel group but it still gives the same error.



I used bellow command



gpasswd -a erdem wheel


Solved: I needed to logout and login again.





This question already has an answer here:



  • How to allow to run su instantly after I added the user to the appropriate group

    1 answer







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marked as duplicate by ctrl-alt-delor, Kusalananda Apr 12 at 21:27


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marked as duplicate by ctrl-alt-delor, Kusalananda Apr 12 at 21:27


This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.














  • Error apart, what you want to obtain is more commonly done via sudo -s. Doesn’t it work for you ?

    – LL3
    Apr 12 at 16:06











  • su is also a valid means to become root, particularly if sudo is not yet installed, or the newly-created non-root user is not yet in sudoers. OP, can you please add the output of the following to your question: ls -l /usr/bin/su

    – DopeGhoti
    Apr 12 at 16:13












  • when I do that it asks for a password for the user and when I type it I get this message erdem is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.

    – Erdem Ece
    Apr 12 at 16:13











  • su expects the target user's password (root in this case). sudo expects the password of the user executing the command (yours). su on some systems can only be executed by users in particular groups (wheel on BSD, for example), but I'm unsure how this works on CentOS.

    – Kusalananda
    Apr 12 at 16:14







  • 1





    Please add details by editing the question, not by adding them to the comments.

    – DopeGhoti
    Apr 12 at 16:24

















  • Error apart, what you want to obtain is more commonly done via sudo -s. Doesn’t it work for you ?

    – LL3
    Apr 12 at 16:06











  • su is also a valid means to become root, particularly if sudo is not yet installed, or the newly-created non-root user is not yet in sudoers. OP, can you please add the output of the following to your question: ls -l /usr/bin/su

    – DopeGhoti
    Apr 12 at 16:13












  • when I do that it asks for a password for the user and when I type it I get this message erdem is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.

    – Erdem Ece
    Apr 12 at 16:13











  • su expects the target user's password (root in this case). sudo expects the password of the user executing the command (yours). su on some systems can only be executed by users in particular groups (wheel on BSD, for example), but I'm unsure how this works on CentOS.

    – Kusalananda
    Apr 12 at 16:14







  • 1





    Please add details by editing the question, not by adding them to the comments.

    – DopeGhoti
    Apr 12 at 16:24
















Error apart, what you want to obtain is more commonly done via sudo -s. Doesn’t it work for you ?

– LL3
Apr 12 at 16:06





Error apart, what you want to obtain is more commonly done via sudo -s. Doesn’t it work for you ?

– LL3
Apr 12 at 16:06













su is also a valid means to become root, particularly if sudo is not yet installed, or the newly-created non-root user is not yet in sudoers. OP, can you please add the output of the following to your question: ls -l /usr/bin/su

– DopeGhoti
Apr 12 at 16:13






su is also a valid means to become root, particularly if sudo is not yet installed, or the newly-created non-root user is not yet in sudoers. OP, can you please add the output of the following to your question: ls -l /usr/bin/su

– DopeGhoti
Apr 12 at 16:13














when I do that it asks for a password for the user and when I type it I get this message erdem is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.

– Erdem Ece
Apr 12 at 16:13





when I do that it asks for a password for the user and when I type it I get this message erdem is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.

– Erdem Ece
Apr 12 at 16:13













su expects the target user's password (root in this case). sudo expects the password of the user executing the command (yours). su on some systems can only be executed by users in particular groups (wheel on BSD, for example), but I'm unsure how this works on CentOS.

– Kusalananda
Apr 12 at 16:14






su expects the target user's password (root in this case). sudo expects the password of the user executing the command (yours). su on some systems can only be executed by users in particular groups (wheel on BSD, for example), but I'm unsure how this works on CentOS.

– Kusalananda
Apr 12 at 16:14





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Please add details by editing the question, not by adding them to the comments.

– DopeGhoti
Apr 12 at 16:24





Please add details by editing the question, not by adding them to the comments.

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The permissions for su look abnormal to me. Here are the permissions I see on another CentOS machine:



-rwsr-xr-x. 1 root root 32208 Mar 14 10:37 /usr/bin/su


Note that your copy of su does not have the execute permission for users not in the wheel group, who are not already the root user.



On your system, no one will be able to su even knowing the root password if they are not in the wheel group.






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  • after adding the user wheel group I didn't know I needed to logout and login again. Thanks.

    – Erdem Ece
    Apr 12 at 16:31












  • This is the traditional way. The purpose of group wheel is to be able to use su to change to root. I think the check was originally in the command, as doing it this way prevents users switching to another non-root user (with password).

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The permissions for su look abnormal to me. Here are the permissions I see on another CentOS machine:



-rwsr-xr-x. 1 root root 32208 Mar 14 10:37 /usr/bin/su


Note that your copy of su does not have the execute permission for users not in the wheel group, who are not already the root user.



On your system, no one will be able to su even knowing the root password if they are not in the wheel group.






share|improve this answer























  • after adding the user wheel group I didn't know I needed to logout and login again. Thanks.

    – Erdem Ece
    Apr 12 at 16:31












  • This is the traditional way. The purpose of group wheel is to be able to use su to change to root. I think the check was originally in the command, as doing it this way prevents users switching to another non-root user (with password).

    – ctrl-alt-delor
    Apr 12 at 16:36















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The permissions for su look abnormal to me. Here are the permissions I see on another CentOS machine:



-rwsr-xr-x. 1 root root 32208 Mar 14 10:37 /usr/bin/su


Note that your copy of su does not have the execute permission for users not in the wheel group, who are not already the root user.



On your system, no one will be able to su even knowing the root password if they are not in the wheel group.






share|improve this answer























  • after adding the user wheel group I didn't know I needed to logout and login again. Thanks.

    – Erdem Ece
    Apr 12 at 16:31












  • This is the traditional way. The purpose of group wheel is to be able to use su to change to root. I think the check was originally in the command, as doing it this way prevents users switching to another non-root user (with password).

    – ctrl-alt-delor
    Apr 12 at 16:36













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The permissions for su look abnormal to me. Here are the permissions I see on another CentOS machine:



-rwsr-xr-x. 1 root root 32208 Mar 14 10:37 /usr/bin/su


Note that your copy of su does not have the execute permission for users not in the wheel group, who are not already the root user.



On your system, no one will be able to su even knowing the root password if they are not in the wheel group.






share|improve this answer













The permissions for su look abnormal to me. Here are the permissions I see on another CentOS machine:



-rwsr-xr-x. 1 root root 32208 Mar 14 10:37 /usr/bin/su


Note that your copy of su does not have the execute permission for users not in the wheel group, who are not already the root user.



On your system, no one will be able to su even knowing the root password if they are not in the wheel group.







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  • after adding the user wheel group I didn't know I needed to logout and login again. Thanks.

    – Erdem Ece
    Apr 12 at 16:31












  • This is the traditional way. The purpose of group wheel is to be able to use su to change to root. I think the check was originally in the command, as doing it this way prevents users switching to another non-root user (with password).

    – ctrl-alt-delor
    Apr 12 at 16:36

















  • after adding the user wheel group I didn't know I needed to logout and login again. Thanks.

    – Erdem Ece
    Apr 12 at 16:31












  • This is the traditional way. The purpose of group wheel is to be able to use su to change to root. I think the check was originally in the command, as doing it this way prevents users switching to another non-root user (with password).

    – ctrl-alt-delor
    Apr 12 at 16:36
















after adding the user wheel group I didn't know I needed to logout and login again. Thanks.

– Erdem Ece
Apr 12 at 16:31






after adding the user wheel group I didn't know I needed to logout and login again. Thanks.

– Erdem Ece
Apr 12 at 16:31














This is the traditional way. The purpose of group wheel is to be able to use su to change to root. I think the check was originally in the command, as doing it this way prevents users switching to another non-root user (with password).

– ctrl-alt-delor
Apr 12 at 16:36





This is the traditional way. The purpose of group wheel is to be able to use su to change to root. I think the check was originally in the command, as doing it this way prevents users switching to another non-root user (with password).

– ctrl-alt-delor
Apr 12 at 16:36



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