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The sudo Terminal command can be used by administrators to execute commands as a different user (for example, as root). When executing this command, you will be prompted to enter the password for the administrator account you are currently logged in as.
OSX keeps info on what permissions system files (i.e. files the OS installs) should be. To restore this use Disk Utility.app. Select the boot volume (by default called Macintosh HD) on the left hand side.Click the Verify or Repair Disk Permissions-the latter will reapply the stored permissions. To edit sudoers in the future I would use visudo which checks that the edit is valid.re the root password you probably have not set it before-the idea of sudo is that you never need to use it and Apple disables root login by default. share | improve this answer.edited Sep 2 at 9:55.SX keeps info on what permissions system files (i.e. files the OS installs) should be. To restore this use Disk Utility.app. Select the boot volume (by default called Macintosh HD) on the left hand side.