sudoTs is a software that provides a report on the sudo timestamp assigned to the specified username through a command-line argument.
SudoTs is a highly intuitive and user-friendly command-line Perl script designed to give you concise and comprehensive reports on the sudo timestamp. The tool is specifically intended to work with the username mentioned in the command-line argument. However, if you fail to provide a command-line argument, the program automatically generates reports on the current user.
It is important to note that running this script requires root privileges to access the /var/run/sudo directory. Therefore, it is advisable to ensure that your account has been granted the necessary permissions before initiating the program.
It is worth mentioning that using 'sudo' to execute the script when reporting on the current user is futile. This is because executing 'sudo' resets the timestamp with each use, ultimately affecting the accuracy of the reports generated.
It is important to note that running this script requires root privileges to access the /var/run/sudo directory. Therefore, it is advisable to ensure that your account has been granted the necessary permissions before initiating the program.
It is worth mentioning that using 'sudo' to execute the script when reporting on the current user is futile. This is because executing 'sudo' resets the timestamp with each use, ultimately affecting the accuracy of the reports generated.
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