#26830

Ray
Keymaster

These have to do with Linux commands, so you can Google about it. For example, sudo allows you to run a command as root; passwd is a command to change password. Many commands have a man page, so if you run ‘man passwd’ you will see the man page that explains the various parameters. You can also directly Google the command. I just checked and seems ‘-d root’ is used to delete the root password (i.e. make root passwordless).