How to make gksudo or gksu sessions last longer in Linux
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Every time I want to open a GUI program that needs root permissions, I have to put my password. For example, I open synaptic and put my password then close it and a second later decide to reopen it it asks for the password again. Ubuntu 9.04 wasn't like that, it had a timeout of around 1 minute between sessions. I would like that again on the newer version of Linux.
I know how to make
sudo
sessions last longer in Linux. All I have to do is type:
sudo visudo
then change:
Defaults env_reset
to (3 minutes):
Defaults env_reset,timestamp_timeout=3
Is there a similar way to change the gksu
session's timemouts?
Asked by answerSeeker
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Jun 14, 2014, 11:49 PM
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Last activity: Jun 15, 2014, 06:23 AM