What causes Sudo to delay for 10 minutes?
I recently updated to macOS Sierra 10.12.4 Beta (16E144f) and it might be what is causing sudo to delay up to 10 minutes as it’s the most recent change I recall since this problem occurred. I have never had to wait so long for a basic program and something is clearly wrong.
Why does Sudo pause every time I execute a command?
Now every time I execute a command using sudo, it pauses a noticeable amount of time before actually performing the task (~10 seconds). Why might this be and how might I fix this? I’m running Sudo version 1.7.1 on Fedora 11 x86 64. I asked this question over on SO and it got moved here.
How can I get sudo to work again?
Now running sudo should work again. Next step is to check the differences between the old sudoers file (you copied away in step 2) and the current one and add those changes step by step back to /private/etc/sudoers or /private/etc/sudoers.d/, each time running a command using sudo to check if the change breaks it.
Why does Ubuntu terminal take a long time?
I noticed that the terminal recently becomes too slow when I execute a command that needs my password. It takes some seconds to display [sudo] password for I’m using Dell XPS developer edition (i7,8G RAM) with Ubuntu 13.04 64bit.
Is there a way to stop Sudo in Windows 10?
Of course, you still can stop sudo with Ctrl-Z, as sudo doesn’t catch SIGTSTP, and after stopping it you can kill it with kill -9 (SIGKILL). It’s just annoying to do. So that means an automated attack could fire off sudos on pseudo-terminals at a super high rate.
Is there a way to kill sudo if you mistyped the password?
It means users who know they mistyped the password can’t kill the process and get frustrated. Of course, you still can stop sudo with Ctrl-Z, as sudo doesn’t catch SIGTSTP, and after stopping it you can kill it with kill -9 (SIGKILL).