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[Leonardo Donelli <learts92@xxxxxxxxx>]

Ops, I didn't know that. I've hidden it (can't delete).

I have no idea how to reproduce, It happened randomly after a resume and
I don't know what triggered it.

Here is what I did:
 - Suspend the PC
 - Resume
 - Open a terminal and launch sudo nmcli sleep false (workaround for bug #1252121)

No prompt for password or anything, can't retake control of the terminal
( I tried ctrl c, ctrl z, ctrl d) and had to close the gnome-terminal
window. I tried opening other terminals and issue others sudo commands
and same results. I went into tty1 (ctrl alt F1), logon and tried there,
same results.

If this happens again, what are some commands that would provide useful
information and help debug the problem?

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1345600

Title:
  Sudo hangs after resume

Status in “sudo” package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  After resuming from a suspend, sudo hangs: doesn't prompt for
  password, doesn't give an error, does absolutely nothing. The entire
  terminal is blocked and Ctrl C does nothing.

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