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Is it really sudo? Does it remember credentials somewhere for a limited time and across the whole system? If so, I cant see a way to implement it securely if yo
by ComodoHacker 9y ago
Is it really sudo? Does it remember credentials somewhere for a limited time and across the whole system? If so, I cant see a way to implement it securely if you're not MS.
- skrebbel 9y agoThere's no true Scotsman, you know. This solves a real problem and it works great. There's no horrible issue with getting a UAC dialog every time you do a sudo command. After all, in Windows (for better or worse) you need to be Administrator for less stuff.
- huhtenberg 9y agoI'm guessing it spawns a persistent elevated process that processes commands passed to it by 'sudo' and that exits after a while when idle. No credentials need to be stored anywhere.