It can be annoying to have to continually input your password every time you want to do a
sudo action.
If you have your own system, you may want to automate that process so that when using
sudo you need not provide your password.
Start the process with the following command. This will edit the proper file and then, after changed, will check it for issues. If there are no detected issues, the changed file will be installed.
The following Linux command(s) edit the
visudo configuration file.
sudo visudo
Then make the following changes in the editor by adding the following line at the end of the file.
robin ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
Remember to use your user name and not
robin.
Centos will want to use the
vim text editor and not
nano.
Save the file and exit by pressing
Escape, typing "
:wq" and then pressing
Enter.
