That's 23s of your life wasted, but how would you set it?
NOPASSWD?
That's not secure by most experts, people do it as convenience, but say rogue code was run by user and sudo was open, ... done your system belongs to someone else now.
yianiris
joined 1 year ago
That is a strict position some have, but I didn't say this. Editing /etc/sudoers and giving sudo or wheel group users a no-passwd access is insecure.
sudo chmod 1777 /tmp
will not ask you for
passwd, it is like bypassing sudo
If you open sudoers you will see what I'm saying. In debiuntu it is sudo group in arch/void ... it is wheel group
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