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This demo on Ubuntu Linux shows how to configure sudo so the user does not have to type in their password to run sudo commands. The simple demo uses visudo available on most popular Linux distributions so this technique will work on many distributions. Ubuntu is not special in this case. Other Linux distributions where this was tested include Debian Linux and Kali Linux, but should work similarly on RedHat distributions like CentOS.

The password feature on sudo is there by default for safety and security reasons, so it is assumed anyone watching this video understands these security concerns and the consequences of not having password protection on the sudo command.

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on how to configure and use the "sudo" command in Linux without requiring a password entry. In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the steps to grant users passwordless sudo access, simplifying and streamlining your Linux system administration tasks.

Video Highlights:
Introduction to passwordless sudo in Linux
Understanding the "sudo" command and its significance
Safely editing the sudoers file
Enabling passwordless sudo access for specific users
Testing passwordless sudo privileges
Best practices for maintaining security

By the end of this video, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to configure your Linux system to allow specific users to run privileged commands without the need to enter a password each time. This can be incredibly useful for automation, scripting, and managing your Linux server efficiently.

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