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I hope noone have had the same problem, and gone to tha step of re-intalling tha OS. There was a very simple solution: chmod 0440 /etc/sudoers - That's all, and my Mac is all happy again! Thank you for the villingness to help everyone!! mbs

Just out of interest then: How do you configure the httpd .conf files for the Apache server without changing permissions to the files? kind of need write perm. to configure the server - so its any use at all - I need to be able to set up VirtualHost info. -?-

Thank you for your reply - Well - all I have done, as far as I know, was to enable the root user - so that I could get access to the /etc/httpd .conf files for my Apache server, and all I did was adding my own user account to the root user account. No other permissions were changed. -If...

I was fiddeling around - trying to get controle of my Apache Server, and after doing stuff that seemed to work I was glad that I could configure it on my own - I'm new to OS X in case you thought different :) When I went back to the Terminal to do some root stuff - I got this message when...