masterdevx/android-sudo

Sudo installer for your Android device!

Android-Sudo

Sudo installer for your Android device!

Note

• This script is based on some shitcode, so I can not guarantee it will work on all devices, but it really should :P
• This script is not a rooting tool, it is just a wrapper for su binary, which allows you to run commands as root user using sudo command prefix, like you normally doing it on Linux distros.
• You need to have root privileges (su binary) installed to use this script.

Features

• Easy to install & use.
• Harmless.
• Ability to set password for sudo.

Installation

Download installsudo.sh file and run it with root privileges: su -c ./installsudo.sh

Usage

Once installed, you can run any command as root using: sudo <command>. For example sudo whoami will return root.

android-sudo's Issues

the script only accepts the password with the root account

Hello and sorry for disturbing. I have some issue with your script. I installed the script with:
su
./installsudo.sh
I putted a password and the installation completed successfully. but the script only accepts the password if i run sudo from a root shell (with the # symbol). This is pointless because if im'm already root it's nosense to run sudo. Instead if i run the script without root privileges it gives some error and fails the authentication.

Android-Sudo v1.1 by MasterDevX. Made in Ukraine.

[sudo] Installing sudo...
[sudo] Enter new password for root (leave empty for none): toor
[sudo] Confirm password: pass
[sudo] Remounting system as rw...
[sudo] Creating configuration file...
[sudo] Creating wrapper script...
[sudo] Remounting system as ro...
[sudo] Installation finished!
:/data/local/tmp # exit
ss9863a1h10:/data/local/tmp $ sudo whoami
chmod: chmod '/etc/sudo.conf' to 0644: Read-only file system
cat: /etc/sudo.conf: Permission denied
chmod: chmod '/etc/sudo.conf' to 0600: Read-only file system
[sudo] Enter password for root: pass
[sudo] Authentication failed!
instead with root::/data/data # sudo whoami
chmod: chmod '/etc/sudo.conf' to 0644: Read-only file system
chmod: chmod '/etc/sudo.conf' to 0600: Read-only file system
[sudo] Enter password for root: pass
root
Seems that the system ro is the issue, if i remount it rw the script does work fine but you see remounting system rw everytime it's pointless as to do it i need root.
installsudo.sh.txt
there is the script i'm using, i only edited the system mountpoint as my phone works with this one on this txt file. Also i'm ona gsi with phh-su if that matters.