A cached sudo timestamp is a policy decision with a lifetime
A cached sudo timestamp is a policy decision with a lifetime Sudo authentication is often treated as a one-time event followed by a short period of convenience. The timestamp cache is more accurately a policy object. It decides whether a later invocation can inherit proof of an earlier authentication, which terminal or process it belongs to, and how long that proof survives. The sudoers manual…
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