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[SOLVED] sudo doesnt work

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https://bbs.archlinux.org – blackdeagle wrote:65kid wrote:blackdeagle wrote:I reinstalled pambase and pam (with -Sf) but it didn't help.no, no, NO! never use --force/-f !!! this is probably why you have this problem in the first place. reinstall pambase without --force. And next time use the search function, there have been about 15 threads about this exact issue in the last few weeks.Please stay away from my thread! I don't need people like you telling me to search the forums and which parameters I can use and which not!seriously? it is stated in multiple news, the wiki and in about every third forum thread th (HowTos)

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