I used make all to create a Mojave 10.14.1 VM and it worked flawlessly. I have just encountered one strange issue inside the guest OS: I am required to enter my password for sudo every time. Normally sudo will only ask once and then not prompt again for 5 minutes.
This is on a fresh install where the only command I have run is sudo sh /Volumes/NO\ NAME/moveCloverToEFI.sh. I use a standard macOS user account (not linked to Apple ID).
I have tried setting timestamp_timeout in /etc/sudoers and creating a 2nd user account. The same thing happens. I thought it might be a time sync thing but my guest OS clock has the right time. Running sudo visudo -c reports:
/etc/sudoers: parsed OK
The permissions on /etc/sudoers and /etc/sudoers.d/ are the same as my host Mojave where sudo works normally.
Has anyone else encountered this? Any idea how to debug it?
Hi,
I used
make all
to create a Mojave 10.14.1 VM and it worked flawlessly. I have just encountered one strange issue inside the guest OS: I am required to enter my password forsudo
every time. Normallysudo
will only ask once and then not prompt again for 5 minutes.This is on a fresh install where the only command I have run is
sudo sh /Volumes/NO\ NAME/moveCloverToEFI.sh
. I use a standard macOS user account (not linked to Apple ID).I have tried setting
timestamp_timeout
in/etc/sudoers
and creating a 2nd user account. The same thing happens. I thought it might be a time sync thing but my guest OS clock has the right time. Runningsudo visudo -c
reports:The permissions on
/etc/sudoers
and/etc/sudoers.d/
are the same as my host Mojave wheresudo
works normally.Has anyone else encountered this? Any idea how to debug it?