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Note to self...
Nov. 22nd, 2009 12:58 pmit's "sudo usermod -aG (groups) user"
Do not forget the "a". Otherwise this group list will REPLACE the old groups.
You don't want to get kicked out of the sudo group, really. But if you do, boot to a live CD, then mkdir /ubuntu, mount (linux root) /ubuntu, chroot /ubuntu, then you can usermod -aG sudo user.
Do not forget the "a". Otherwise this group list will REPLACE the old groups.
You don't want to get kicked out of the sudo group, really. But if you do, boot to a live CD, then mkdir /ubuntu, mount (linux root) /ubuntu, chroot /ubuntu, then you can usermod -aG sudo user.
