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      <title>Moving Away from sudo su (Ubuntu 26.04, sudo-rs)</title>
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      <description>Use sudo -i instead of sudo su. In Ubuntu 26.04, the traditional sudo implementation has been replaced by sudo-rs, and signal handling seems to have changed slightly. As a result, if your SSH connection drops while you are running sudo su, the sudo su processes can stay alive indefinitely&amp;hellip;</description>
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