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Install sudo in Termux (Android)
apt install git
git clone https://gitlab.com/st42/termux-sudo
cd termux-sudo
cat sudo > /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/sudo
chmod 700 /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/sudo
@sukua77
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sukua77 commented Jan 31, 2024

~/termux-sudo $ su
No su program found on this device. Termux
does not supply tools for rooting, see e.g.
http://www.androidcentral.com/root for
information about rooting Android.
What ro do now

@DreamDevin
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pkg install sudo

how to fix

su executable not found sudo requires su

#_________________________

uninstall tsu package

pkg remove tsu

reinstall tsu package again

pkg install tsu

it working.✓ (tested on android 13)

Thanks it worked 😀😀

@DreamDevin
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pkg remove tsu
And
pkg install tsu
Then
sudo
It
Worked

@0Xkasr
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0Xkasr commented Apr 19, 2024

Update termux: apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y
Install wget: apt-get install wget -y
Install proot: apt-get install proot -y
Install git: apt-get install git -y
Go to HOME folder: cd ~
Download script: git clone https://github.com/MFDGaming/ubuntu-in-termux.git
Go to script folder: cd ubuntu-in-termux
Give execution permission: chmod +x ubuntu.sh
Run the script: ./ubuntu.sh -y
Now just start ubuntu: ./startubuntu.sh

Apt update
Apt upgrade
Apt install sudo

@DEAD1nsane
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DEAD1nsane commented May 8, 2024

Update termux: apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y Install wget: apt-get install wget -y Install proot: apt-get install proot -y Install git: apt-get install git -y Go to HOME folder: cd ~ Download script: git clone https://github.com/MFDGaming/ubuntu-in-termux.git Go to script folder: cd ubuntu-in-termux Give execution permission: chmod +x ubuntu.sh Run the script: ./ubuntu.sh -y Now just start ubuntu: ./startubuntu.sh

Apt update Apt upgrade Apt install sudo

hey!! this worked for me!!!

and now it's not

@VesperQuartz
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I added this and it fixed my issue
elif [ -x $(which su) ]; then SU=$(which su)

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