[SOLVED] About sudo command, can I delete?

[aeav]

I have a server with Red Hat Enterprise. ok.
I´ve had a doubt with the command "sudo", I saw in the secure log this line:

Apr 16 04:30:37 server01 userhelper[14221]: pam_timestamp: updated timestamp file `/var/run/sudo/root/unknown'

I think that the "up2date" command update the system with "sudo" but I don´t know if I´m right.
Can some one explain the line above or can tell-me if can I delete the sudo command for more security?


Thanks

[HughA]

Hello aeav,

You could check the configuration of the /etc/sudoers file - normally the only entry in this file at installation is 'root ALL=(ALL) ALL', which doesn't confer any privileges on non-root users, and therefore doesn't represent a security risk.

[aeav]

Really is it!
Now I know that´s security :D

Thank you HughA!

[aeav]

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