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Look at the sudoers manual on your system, and search for the password_timeout and timestamp_timeout settings. The manual on your system will mention the default timeouts that your system uses.

The default on Ubuntu is documented as 15 minutes for timestamp_timeout and 0 (no timeout) for password_timeout, but your system probably has another password_timeout. On FreeBSD and Alpine Linux, it's by default 5 minutes for both, for example, according to the sudoers manual on those systems.

Look at the sudoers manual on your system, and search for the password_timeout setting (the timeout for the password prompt) and timestamp_timeout setting (how long until you will be asked for a password after having used sudo successfully). The manual on your system will mention the default timeouts that your system uses.

The default on Ubuntu is documented as 15 minutes for timestamp_timeout and 0 (no timeout) for password_timeout, but your system probably has another password_timeout. On FreeBSD and Alpine Linux, it's by default 5 minutes for both, for example, according to the sudoers manual on those systems.

Have a look at the sudoers manual, and search for the password_timeout and timestamp_timeout settings.

The default seems to be 15 minutes for timestamp_timeout and 0 (no timeout) for password_timeout, but your system probably has another password_timeout.

Look at the sudoers manual on your system, and search for the password_timeout and timestamp_timeout settings. The manual on your system will mention the default timeouts that your system uses.

The default on Ubuntu is documented as 15 minutes for timestamp_timeout and 0 (no timeout) for password_timeout, but your system probably has another password_timeout. On FreeBSD and Alpine Linux, it's by default 5 minutes for both, for example, according to the sudoers manual on those systems.

Have a look at the sudoers manual, and search for the password_timeout and timestamp_timeout settings.

The default for this setting seems to be 15 minutes for timestamp_timeout and 0 (no timeout) for password_timeout, but your system probably has another password_timeout.

Have a look at the sudoers manual, and search for the password_timeout and timestamp_timeout settings.

The default seems to be 15 minutes for timestamp_timeout and 0 (no timeout) for password_timeout, but your system probably has another password_timeout.