install tells I'm not in the sudoers file, but I am

Hi,
I’m installing FiveRuns Manage on a Debian 64bits system.
Here is what’s happening:
$ wget http://manage.fiveruns.com/system/downloads/cli…
$ sudo sh manage-installer-linux-ubuntu-64bit-intel.sh
enter install location [/usr/local]:
Starting registration process..
sergio is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.
FiveRuns Manage: unable to register the client with the service.
exiting with no changes.
FiveRuns Manage client Registration failed. To run the registration manually, change to the /usr/local/fiveruns/manage directory and execute the command ‘sudo ./register.sh’
But my user ‘sergio’ is in the sudoers, I can do everything else using sudo and here is the line in /etc/sudoers:
sergio ALL=(ALL) ALL
Any idea? :\

Hi Antz,
It sounds like your administrator has limited the types of actions that sudoers can perform. Check with you admin and make sure you can perform the register and install commands.
Thanks,
Rachel

I’m the admin, and everything is going well for other actions.
As far as I know, having “All=(ALL) ALL” in /etc/sudoers for my user permit me to execute everything. Not right?

Antz,
Try updating your sudoer file to include:
root ALL=(ALL) ALL
Thanks,
Rachel

Thanks, it solved this problem. I’m now managing system using FiveRuns :)

That’s great Antz! Let us know if you need anything else.
Thanks,
Rachel