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user is not in sudoers file
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You may need to log out and log back in for the addition of the sudo group to take effect.
The default config sudo should be fine, but if the above doesn’t work then you may also want to look up “visudo” to check/modify the sudo config.
Yes, you do have to log out for group changes to take effect.
This worked thank you so much!