How to disable sudo password prompts on Ubuntu
Sunday, October 26, 2008 9:26:54 PM
This is a basic tutorial on how to stop being asked for your password. I know there are better ways to do this, but this is how I know how to. 
Step 1
Press ALT+F2 to open your run box and type gksudo nautilus
Step 2
Navigate your way to /etc/sudoers
Step 3
Right Click on the sudoers file and select Properties. Then select the Permissions tab and change the second dropdown box to Read and write.
Step 4
Locate the line starting with starting with %admin and replace that line with the following:
Step 5
Right Click on the sudoers file and select Properties. Then select the Permissions tab and change the second dropdown box to Read-only.
Step 6 (Final Step)
Reboot.

Step 1
Press ALT+F2 to open your run box and type gksudo nautilusStep 2
Navigate your way to /etc/sudoersStep 3
Right Click on the sudoers file and select Properties. Then select the Permissions tab and change the second dropdown box to Read and write.Step 4
Locate the line starting with starting with %admin and replace that line with the following:%admin ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL
Step 5
Right Click on the sudoers file and select Properties. Then select the Permissions tab and change the second dropdown box to Read-only.Step 6 (Final Step)
Reboot.

heterosankari # Thursday, January 22, 2009 4:19:01 PM
Aron Ferdinand8654374oleg # Wednesday, November 24, 2010 10:31:39 AM