Answer by Rovny Art for Sudoers file syntax error on WSL
I found quite a simple solution for my case. Just open Windows console (cmd), then: wsl -u root # nano /etc/sudoers And fix file=). Hope it helpes.
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So, I've messed up my sudoers file in the windows subsystem for linux. I was trying to add something, and the guy of the tutorial said to edit sudoers file with nano/vim, and that's what I did (later...
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On my side I just edit the sudoers file from Notepad++ in Windows:Open the file from <LinuxSubSystem_Home>\Ubuntu18.04\rootfs\etc\sudoersI corrected the bad entry and saved it.My WSL was starting...
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Close the WSL terminal, open Windows command prompt and make the default WSL user as root using the below commandubuntu2004 config --default-user rootOpen a new WSL terminal, you will be logged in as...
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