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    To fix the "username is not in the Sudoers file" error in Debian, one must first gain root access, install the sudo package, add the username to the sudo group using the adduser command, then exit and log back in as the username to verify sudo access by running the apt-get update command with sudo.

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    To fix the "username is not in the Sudoers file" error in Debian, one must first gain root access, install the sudo package, add the username to the sudo group using the adduser command, then exit and log back in as the username to verify sudo access by running the apt-get update command with sudo.

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    To fix the "username is not in the Sudoers file" error in Debian, one must first gain root access, install the sudo package, add the username to the sudo group using the adduser command, then exit and log back in as the username to verify sudo access by running the apt-get update command with sudo.

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    How do you fix username is not in the Sudoers file this incident will be reported

    in Debian?

    # vi /etc/sudoers
    1. Entered Root using command $ su root . Input Root Password.
    2. Install sudo: $ apt-get install sudo -y.
    3. Add your < username> $ adduser <username> sudo.
    4. $ exit.
    5. Then sign up and sign in the < username> session.
    6. Finally, check with: < username>@< hostname>:~$ sudo apt-get update.

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