2015年11月28日 · Hi, Long time lerker, first time poster. I'm attempting to edit a file using a sudo nano command in terminal. I can bring the file up after entering in my password, after editing I …

2015年3月18日 · sudo nano: command not found. For some reason the complete line . nano /private/etc/hosts. is being see as the command. That is the shell is trying to find a command …

2013年5月6日 · sudo nano /private/etc/hosts. Type your user password when prompted. Step 3 – Edit the hosts file. The hosts file contains some comments (lines starting with the # …

2015年3月18日 · Smith-iMac:~ smithjoe$ sudo nano /private/etc/hosts. Password: sudo: nano /private/etc/hosts: command not found. Smith-iMac:~ smithjoe$ As for RC's request ...

2015年9月10日 · sudo nano private/etc/hosts. It worked couple days ago, but now when i type the command now it shows a empty file while the file when you search for it in the finder isn't …

2011年8月26日 · Just to clear one thing up - the filename is /etc/hosts, the text editor you're using to edit it is called "nano", and you're adding "sudo" to give yourself superuser privileges. So …

2019年9月1日 · I'd like to undo a sudo nano command i used a sudo nano /etc/hosts command to set an artificial direct url. Needless to say, it was a mistake. Needless to say, it was a mistake. …

2012年11月27日 · "sudo nano /private/etc/hosts" should have worked, as well as the sudo vi command. Can you explain why it did not, as that might indicate either a simple …

2023年10月7日 · sudo chflags nouchg,noschg /etc/hosts then it will be editable by root, so you can use "sudo nano /etc/hosts". BTY, you can find hosts file in finder by this command: "open …

2015年2月11日 · and enter the "sudo nano" command line in the terminal, I get this response: sudo: nano/private/etc/hosts ...