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You could listen on user tmp file and update original file, when user changes it.
For example using vim
sudoedit /etc/asound.conf
Change something do :w, test changes, keep modifying and so on..
It's a little bit annoying to exit file in order to save changes, open it and often type password again, because sudo password expired. Changing sudo timeout is not a good idea IMO.
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You could listen on user tmp file and update original file, when user changes it.
For example using vim
Change something do
:w
, test changes, keep modifying and so on..It's a little bit annoying to exit file in order to save changes, open it and often type password again, because sudo password expired. Changing sudo timeout is not a good idea IMO.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: