Hello guys, I'm not the best unix navigator, so bare with me here.
For various reasons, I am finding myself needing to use 'sudo' a lot in the terminal for installing packages and other things. Quite often I am getting this:
"sudo: setrlimit(8): Invalid argument"
After doing some research, I have found others who had this same issue on Macs and claimed the culprit was that sudo being out of date.. especially with version 1.8.29
I did sudo -V and sure enough, I also have 1.8.29
What I am confused on, is how to update the sudo command itself? I am on Macos 10.13.6 and there is no further version to update to on my hardware anymore.
I don't seem to see a simple method of doing this, unless I am over-thinking it?
For various reasons, I am finding myself needing to use 'sudo' a lot in the terminal for installing packages and other things. Quite often I am getting this:
"sudo: setrlimit(8): Invalid argument"
After doing some research, I have found others who had this same issue on Macs and claimed the culprit was that sudo being out of date.. especially with version 1.8.29
I did sudo -V and sure enough, I also have 1.8.29
What I am confused on, is how to update the sudo command itself? I am on Macos 10.13.6 and there is no further version to update to on my hardware anymore.
I don't seem to see a simple method of doing this, unless I am over-thinking it?
