What is the `PASSWD_TIMEOUT` option in sudoers?

Re: Why "SUDO" - what does it mean? ... redhawk wrote: Sudo is the like running applications with elevated administrator rights in Windows XP, Vista, 7 because ... sudo means "become root, and then run the command". The process of becoming root changes the home directory, and that changes the definition of ~. Oct 7, 2020 ... Make sure any files you opened from there have been closed, that the file manager isn't looking at that location and you don't have any ... Mar 26, 2015 ... One of the main authors, Cliff Spencer, used "soo doo". The current maintainer, Todd Miller of the OpenBSD project, says "soo doo". Jun 6, 2013 ... You don't need sudo, as you are already logged in as root. Regarding the apt-get - Angstrom in an embedded linux distribution and apt-get isn't implemented ... Feb 22, 2010 ... SUDO (superuser essentially) means that you basically get full read-write permissions to everything. rm means in short 'remove.' The '-rf' means ... Jul 19, 2014 ... sudoedit /etc/file creates a copy of the file, opens it as the current user, and when saved overwrites the existing file with the copy. Dec 12, 2021 ... apt is the package management system for debian and ubuntu linux distributions, and so when you see instructions for installing software that ... Aug 10, 2016 ... It stands for superuser do (I think). It basically allows you to run commands with superuser privileges when it is needed, like installing ... How to enable Sudo for Windows. To enable Sudo for Windows, open Settings > System > For Developers and set Enable sudo to On. ... Sudo for Windows can be used as ...