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change sudo setting
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In that case, you want to modify the timestamp_timeout value in the /etc/sudoers file. Open up the sudoers file with
enter your password, then look in the file for a line that starts with
$ sudo visudo
Defaults and has timestamp_timeout in it. Adjust the value so that it's set to 0. If there isn't a line like that present in the file, add a new one:Defaults tty_tickets, timestamp_timeout=0
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