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root/sudo do not have 'root' permissions? #655
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Have you tried running this after setting a password for the root user? lxrun.exe /setdefaultuser root |
I did have a password set for the root user when I ran it. I ran your commands (just to be sure) and tried it again, same result. I also tried reinstalling (lxrun /uninstall /full, lxrun /install) with the same results unfortunately. |
@brianbob Are you running bash.exe as an admin user? Could you try running the installation out of a directory that is not /mnt/c/Windows/System32? It looks the install might be trying to create files in the current working directory which in your above example appears to be \windows\system32. |
Closing out old threads. @brianbob if you are still experiencing issues on Creator's Update please let us know and reopen. Thanks! |
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I was trying to install a LAMP stack, and while running mysql_secure_installation as root it was not able to create the files it needed, causing it to fail. (See attached screenshot)
mysql_secure_installation would run and complete without errors.
build 14372.rs1_release.160620-2342
I was following the steps listed here in bash, and got to the mysql_secure_installation step
see instructions here
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