Vladimir Panteleev

I'm running into this as well with a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910H) running stock 4.4.4. I've tried the steps in [this comment](https://github.com/meefik/linuxdeploy/issues/106#issuecomment-46117743), setting a root password, as well as...

@SariNusier @CrazyJ36 This issue about `sudo` not working. The goal is to be able to ssh as a non-root user, and elevate to root only as needed (e.g. to run...

I'm not sure, but last time I looked into this I think what I found was that modifying the SELinux policy was disallowed by a SELinux policy... so it has...

Also maybe it's a good idea to try that outside of linuxdeploy's chroot.

ssh as root doesn't fix `sudo`, it only avoids the need to use it. Everything you do will run as root, with all the consequences (such as making it easier...

Since we're posting workarounds - put the following in your `/home/android/.bashrc` (in your Linux chroot): ``` bash function sudo { ssh -qt root@localhost "cd '$PWD' ; \"\$@\"" "$@" ; }...

@gfkpth I think the default password for the root user depends on your choice of distribution. It's possible that the default is that no password would work. The password would...

@g4njawizard - Make sure `/root/.ssh/authorized_keys` is owned by `root` and has mode `600`. `sshd` will ignore `authorized_keys` if it is readable by other users. - To change root's password you...

> As has been pointed out, history size can be set very large (and could probably be made to be unlimited relatively easily by ading config to disable the 'pruning'...

@mrichar1 Please don't use stale bots, they do more harm than good. Not just in terms of value they bring to the particular project, but they generally erode public trust...