Since FreeBSD doesn't immediatly allow you to access to the sudoers file, I'll write a simple tutorial on how to enable that.
<guide>
Alright guys, first thing is first, su to root!
Now we will be editing "sudo", to do this do:
<example>
visudo
</example>
You will now be editing the sudo file, now to add yourself to the sudoer's list, scroll down using your arrow keys and find:
<editing with vi>
# %wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL
Remove the #
if you wish to sudo without having to authorize with a password, instead edit:
# %wheel ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
Remove the #
To write and quit your entry in visudo, type the following:
:wq
(you will need to type the colon
)).
</editing with vi>
</guide>
I hope his helps y'all.
<guide>
Alright guys, first thing is first, su to root!
Now we will be editing "sudo", to do this do:
<example>
visudo
</example>
You will now be editing the sudo file, now to add yourself to the sudoer's list, scroll down using your arrow keys and find:
<editing with vi>
# %wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL
Remove the #
if you wish to sudo without having to authorize with a password, instead edit:
# %wheel ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
Remove the #
To write and quit your entry in visudo, type the following:
:wq
(you will need to type the colon
</editing with vi>
</guide>
I hope his helps y'all.


