[TrueNAS SCALE] Nextcloud messed up sudo

[The_Panda_Trueno]

Ever since I installed Nextcloud from Truecharts I've had alot of issues with one of my servers. First, it knocked off all permissions I had set, so I just do ''sudo chmod 777 /mnt'' to fix this. But then it gives me an error. I connect to the root user and do the same thing, only without ''sudo'' and works flawlessly. However whenever I type ''sudo'' no matter which user I'm logged as (even root) I get this:

This is what opening /etc/sudo.conf in GNU Nano looks like:

Everything is commented out. I'm not as advanced as I might look with linux (I'm no newbie either but I'm not far off being one)

This is what /etc/sudoers looks like:

I need to make sudo work again since my RSync tasks rely on sudo.
How do I fix this ?

 

[Samuel Tai]

The error message tells you what needs to be done:
chmod 400 /etc/sudo.conf <- changes /etc/sudo.conf so it's only writable by root
chmod 700 /usr/lib/sudo/sudoers.so <- changes /usr/lib/sudo/sudoers.so so it's only writable by root

 

[The_Panda_Trueno]

The error message tells you what needs to be done:
chmod 400 /etc/sudo.conf <- changes /etc/sudo.conf so it's only writable by root
chmod 700 /usr/lib/sudo/sudoers.so <- changes /usr/lib/sudo/sudoers.so so it's only writable by root

I tried but these do not work. They require me to do sudo even with root.
I need sudo to repair sudo, that's kinda odd lol

Edit: what I mean by ''they require me to do sudo'' is that I get an operation denied response. My user (even root for some reason) doesn't seem to have the authority to do so, which is weird since root should be able to.

 

[Samuel Tai]

You'll probably need to reinstall SCALE, and reimport your config.

 

[The_Panda_Trueno]

You'll probably need to reinstall SCALE, and reimport your config.

Alright, that's what I'm gonna do