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I only have root access to my server and the sudo command therefore does not work. I am trying to run a command that tries to use the sudo command and as I already have root access, it fails.
command not found: sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/wkhtmltopdf
Is there a way that I can get this command to run? Can I move out of root somehow, or make root temporarily able to use the sudo command?
Just tried it and it worked for me
(on Mandriva Linux; other distros shouldn’t be different).
Do you really have
sudoinstalled?It is not by default on some distros.