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I see this in situations similar to sudo where you need to make sure it is the same user that signed on when elevating privileges, vs letting in anyone who sits
by derekp7 5y ago
I see this in situations similar to sudo where you need to make sure it is the same user that signed on when elevating privileges, vs letting in anyone who sits down at an unlocked user's terminal.
- wyattpeak 5y agoIf I had to wait for several hundred network requests to complete and one or two pages to render every time I sudo'ed I'd complain about that too.