Ubuntu sudo does not need to enter the password, except tusudo

Ubuntu sudo does not need to enter the password, except tusudo

Run the following command:

Sudo shortdo

Add a line in the table. If you want to enable a user sudo without entering a password, it will start with the user name. If you want a group to have this privilege, it will start with % group name. For example:

Zhuhui ALL = NOPASSWD: ALL
Indicates that the user Zhui does not need to enter a password for sudo operations under any command.

% Sysadmin ALL = NOPASSWD:/usr/bin/apt-get,/usr/bin/aptitude

This indicates that the sysadmin group does not need to enter a password when performing sudo operations on apt-get and aptitude.