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Can't grant myself permissions to execute `rm` command as sudo



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I have a user account on my machine:



$ (whoami)
> foo_user


I've updated by /etc/sudoers file to grant myself permissions to use the rm command:



User_Alias      OPERATORS = foo_user
Cmnd_Alias RM = /bin/rm
OPERATORS ALL = RM
OPERATORS ]ALL = (ALL) ALL


However, when I try to run rm on a directory, I get a permissions denied error:



rm: /root-directory: Permission denied


What am I doing wrong?










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    I have a user account on my machine:



    $ (whoami)
    > foo_user


    I've updated by /etc/sudoers file to grant myself permissions to use the rm command:



    User_Alias      OPERATORS = foo_user
    Cmnd_Alias RM = /bin/rm
    OPERATORS ALL = RM
    OPERATORS ]ALL = (ALL) ALL


    However, when I try to run rm on a directory, I get a permissions denied error:



    rm: /root-directory: Permission denied


    What am I doing wrong?










    share|improve this question

























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      I have a user account on my machine:



      $ (whoami)
      > foo_user


      I've updated by /etc/sudoers file to grant myself permissions to use the rm command:



      User_Alias      OPERATORS = foo_user
      Cmnd_Alias RM = /bin/rm
      OPERATORS ALL = RM
      OPERATORS ]ALL = (ALL) ALL


      However, when I try to run rm on a directory, I get a permissions denied error:



      rm: /root-directory: Permission denied


      What am I doing wrong?










      share|improve this question














      I have a user account on my machine:



      $ (whoami)
      > foo_user


      I've updated by /etc/sudoers file to grant myself permissions to use the rm command:



      User_Alias      OPERATORS = foo_user
      Cmnd_Alias RM = /bin/rm
      OPERATORS ALL = RM
      OPERATORS ]ALL = (ALL) ALL


      However, when I try to run rm on a directory, I get a permissions denied error:



      rm: /root-directory: Permission denied


      What am I doing wrong?







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