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Why does "sudo -k" still exist, when it has obvious risks and is superseded by "sudo -K". Why does 'sudo -k' not check to see if a timestamp exists, and avoid
by lurker14 14y ago
Why does "sudo -k" still exist, when it has obvious risks and is superseded by "sudo -K".
Why does 'sudo -k' not check to see if a timestamp exists, and avoid creating one if it doesn't yet exist?