I've kicked myself out of the wheel group by running usermod -G without -a (add). Now, if I change to root by su and do usermod -aG wheel myuser I get no output, as expected. Likewise, groups myuser outputs: myuser : myuser wheel ....However, after relogging as myuser and just typing groups gives me all other groups, but wheel!I googled a lot now and found, that wheel is the admin group of some systems. Which? Is fedora such a sys?How do I get the sudo rights back for my fedora user?the sudoers file has (albeit others) the entries: root ALL=(ALL) ALL and the same with %wheelTo be more precise: I found a million commands adding users to various groups etc, but none worked for me. Since i do not understand the fact, that I do #su -c usermod -aG wheel myuser and logged in to my user I still get no wheel group after typing groups, I do not know how these things work or what is going on!and Yeah, grep wheel /etc/group gives wheel:x:10:myuser
Get into wheel group
linux;fedora;sudo