*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 87023 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/87023
this is a very late response, i know, but i have been able to reproduce
it lately (on a clean, new feisty)
so what did i do and how did i do it?
firstly i created a shortcut to the gnome-terminal
then i shut my computer down.
after this i rememberd i still needed to do something and therefore i started
it again. ~5 seconds after i logged in i started the gnome-terminal. there i
performed a sudo command and I was not asked for a password.
my theory about this is now: because i just logged in, feisty assumed
that it is highly unlikely that someone else but me performes the
command and therefore countes the login as authentification for sudo as
well.
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I managed to perform the command: "sudo apt-get install" without being asked
for a password
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/61059
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