If you give a user sudo privileges how can I remove the sudo privileges and make the user become just a regular user?
I used:
sudo adduser username sudoNow I've changed my mind.
13 Answers
Just type
sudo deluser username sudoThis will remove the user named username from the group sudo.
Be careful not to remove the real adminuser from the sudo group.
If you're like me, you are just trying to figure out how to take away sudo access from a user. It's easy, just open sudo, and type the following in. Keep in mind that USERNAME can be replaced by the profile you are doing this to. In terminal type:
sudo deluser USERNAME sudoThis will only take sudo access away from the profile named USERNAME, and will not delete!
2You can also use gpasswd:
sudo gpasswd -d username sudoThis will remove username from group sudo.