tjie
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Ubuntu: Switch to a user
Hi,
1) I have a linux workstation (Ubuntu 10.04.3)
2) I open a terminal and it appers like this:
Jack@ubuntu-10:~$
3) Now, I want to change to "root"; i do the followings:
sudo -s
4) And it changes like this --> root@ubuntu-10:~#
5) After quite sometimes, I want to change back to "jack@ubuntu-10:~$"
- I issue the command --> sudo jack
- The message: sudo: jack: command not found
6) My question: What is the command to change from "root@ubuntu-10:~#" to "jack@ubuntu-10:~$?
7) Thank you
tjie
1) I have a linux workstation (Ubuntu 10.04.3)
2) I open a terminal and it appers like this:
Jack@ubuntu-10:~$
3) Now, I want to change to "root"; i do the followings:
sudo -s
4) And it changes like this --> root@ubuntu-10:~#
5) After quite sometimes, I want to change back to "jack@ubuntu-10:~$"
- I issue the command --> sudo jack
- The message: sudo: jack: command not found
6) My question: What is the command to change from "root@ubuntu-10:~#" to "jack@ubuntu-10:~$?
7) Thank you
tjie
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