So how do I get rid of the “The absolute path of [command] is /usr/sbin/[command] so it may require super user permissions” error in the shell? I’d rather have a command error out due to no privileges than to be forbidden from running it/having to type the entire path to it, especially that even innocent commands that run totally fine without root are in /usr/sbin, such as traceroute.
Add /usr/sbin to your user’s path.
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