How to Switch to Root Mode on Debian Solved

Question

Hello, and good afternoon   I would like to know how to connect in Root mode on Debian as some functions are inaccessible to me in normal mode.  Thank you for your responses :-) *     *

lami20j · Accepted Answer

Hello,  To connect as root, you can use either su or su - The password to use is the root password you chose during the installation of your system -- 106485010510997108

Two · Answer

thank you, but I still don't have full access,

I had already tried this command
and I think accessing the root account would be more effective
than typing a one-time command

anyway, really connecting to the root session

:- )

lami20j · Answer

Re,  The su -  command allows you to log in as root.  Type su - and after entering the password, display the result of pwd && whoami In short, you will be connected as root. -- 106485010510997108

Two · Answer

thank you :-) I can now connect as root. but if you could explain to me how to display the result of pwd && whoami  *

lami20j · Answer

Re,  Well in the console you should see the prompt root@debian ~:# Well, you just need to type after the # and it gives this root@debian ~:# pwd && whoami-- 106485010510997108

How to Switch to Root Mode on Debian

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