Solved 14.0After pkg upgrade sudo dont works

[kerogaz]

sudo -i
sudo: Command not found.

 

[SirDice]

You probably didn't pay enough attention with pkg upgrade. Look in /var/log/messages and you'll probably find a message about the package getting deleted.

pkg info sudo will likely tell you it's not installed.

 

[kerogaz]

Before pkg upgrade sudo worked

 

[SirDice]

Just pkg install sudo. It's not rocket science.

 

[kerogaz]

,

Just pkg install sudo. It's not rocket science.

But I work ssh and can't use this command without sudo. Root works only in server

 

[VladiBG]

use su

 

[kerogaz]

use su

su -c ‘mc’ pal
su: only root may use -c

 

[kerogaz]

su mc
su: Sorry

 

[SirDice]

Is your user a member of the wheel group? Then su - and enter root's password. Then pkg install sudo to reinstall sudo.

 

[kerogaz]

Yes he is in wheel group
su -
su: Sorry
[1] 48830

 

[SirDice]

Then you need to go to the console and fix things locally.

 

[kerogaz]

Installed sudo from server. It has been deleted. MC was also removed. But su not works
su -
su: Sorry

 

[rmomota]

Happened the same to me and reinstalling it was no problem at all.
Firefox and Thunderbird is also gone as well as vscode this last one is no longer available for reinstall.... yet.

 

[kerogaz]

Users disappeared from group wheel, only root remained
pw groupshow wheel
wheel:*:0:root

Added pw groupmod wheel -m user

 

[rmomota]

Users disappeared from group wheel, only root remained
pw groupshow wheel
wheel:*:0:root

During upgrade did it ask to review merge conflict of /etc/passwd file and others?
Did you resolve the conflicts?

 

[SirDice]

Users disappeared from group wheel, only root remained

Then you likely messed up the merges during the upgrade.

 

[kerogaz]

I adde users

pw groupmod wheel -m user

Its now all rights

 

[lockna]

Happened the same to me and reinstalling it was no problem at all.
Firefox and Thunderbird is also gone as well as vscode this last one is no longer available for reinstall.... yet.

editors/vscode
As can be seen here, it is available, but only in the latest repository instead of the default quarterly.

 

[rmomota]

editors/vscode
As can be seen here, it is available, but only in the latest repository instead of the default quarterly.

meaning I will have to compile to install?

 

[lockna]

meaning I will have to compile to install?

If you want to leave the package repository on quarterly, yes. Otherwise you can simply set the pkg repository to latest and then it should work.
Switch from quarterly to latest

 

[rmomota]

If you want to leave the package repository on quarterly, yes. Otherwise you can simply set the pkg repository to latest and then it should work.
Switch from quarterly to latest

The link is not working but where can I check the date of the next quarterly build?

 

[Erichans]

The link is not working but where can I check the date of the next quarterly build?

This is the link referenced: Switch from quarterly to latest

The FreeBSD Handbook is your main resource; for switching to latest, see: Quarterly and Latest Ports Branches where you'll also find the dates when the Quarterly-s are being ''cut from HEAD" or, in other words, branched of the main branch in the Ports repository. When a new Quarterly branch of the Ports tree (=source code only) has been created, a large number of packages (=binaries) have to be built from the source code of that newly created branch by the FreeBSD build servers; that can take a few days.

(There are also two FreeBSD Wiki's with more info about ports and about Latest and Quarterly branches: FreeBSD Ports and Quarterly Branch Ports and Packages; both a google search away)

 

[lockna]

The link is not working but where can I check the date of the next quarterly build?

Sorry, my bad. Fixed it, but it was already sent fixed in the next reply.

 

[rmomota]

Sorry, my bad. Fixed it, but it was already sent fixed in the next reply.

And meanwhile while chat vscode became available.
Thank you

 

[lockna]

Indeed it did.
I decided to switch to `latest` package repository, but the harsh availability of vscode from time to time (or atleast in the last two/three months where I started using FreeBSD) have made me try LunarVim and I'd like to learn that properly.