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I keep getting a message telling me to setup SUDO_ASKPASS, bu I don't know how to do it. From what I've read so far it could be upper case or lower case and set in an environment variable or done in sudoers. I would like it to be permanent from one logon to the next. I need the correct syntax and commands. Can you help? I am running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.










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  • Can you give us some context here? AFAIK, sudo would only try to invoke SUDO_ASKPASS when it's unable to obtain a password interactively from the terminal

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I keep getting a message telling me to setup SUDO_ASKPASS, bu I don't know how to do it. From what I've read so far it could be upper case or lower case and set in an environment variable or done in sudoers. I would like it to be permanent from one logon to the next. I need the correct syntax and commands. Can you help? I am running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.










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I keep getting a message telling me to setup SUDO_ASKPASS, bu I don't know how to do it. From what I've read so far it could be upper case or lower case and set in an environment variable or done in sudoers. I would like it to be permanent from one logon to the next. I need the correct syntax and commands. Can you help? I am running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.










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  • Can you give us some context here? AFAIK, sudo would only try to invoke SUDO_ASKPASS when it's unable to obtain a password interactively from the terminal

    – steeldriver
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  • Can you give us some context here? AFAIK, sudo would only try to invoke SUDO_ASKPASS when it's unable to obtain a password interactively from the terminal

    – steeldriver
    2 hours ago

















Can you give us some context here? AFAIK, sudo would only try to invoke SUDO_ASKPASS when it's unable to obtain a password interactively from the terminal

– steeldriver
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Can you give us some context here? AFAIK, sudo would only try to invoke SUDO_ASKPASS when it's unable to obtain a password interactively from the terminal

– steeldriver
2 hours ago










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