sudo code not working in Mojave terminal

[khalidshehaab]

I want to show the option of anywhere in privacy setting to install every software for this I found the terminal code -
sudo spctl --master-disable

but when I run this in Mojave I get this message -

Last login: Sun Nov 25 18:45:06 on ttys000

KHALIDs-MBP:~ khalidshehab$ sudo spctl --master-disable

sudo: /etc/sudoers is world writable

sudo: no valid sudoers sources found, quitting

sudo: unable to initialize policy plugin

KHALIDs-MBP:~ khalidshehab$

please help me to solve this problem thank U

 

[Ritsuka]

To run an unsigned app you can simply right click on it and select open.

 

[khalidshehaab]

This is not working still I get this message please help

 

[michael.janko]

This is not working still I get this message please help

Is this question still actual? I just figured out the solution...

 

[haralds]

/private/etc/sudoers should be owned by root:wheel and only be readable by root and wheel (-r--r-----)

You can open terminal and do a "ls -l /private/etc" to get the iisting.

If that is not set correctly on your system, something is seriously broken. You can correct permissions from the command line, but I would be concerned about the cause of this corruption opening up the system.
I would
- Use a virus/trojan scan of some sort and
- Reinstall

 

[Sumleilmus]

Amen to haralds' post.