Bug 785

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On May 4th, Amazon suffered a major outage when an authorized tech fat-fingered a command from their "playbook." This might have been avoided if a second authorized user was required to validate the command before it was executed. 

Background on the two-man rule can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-man_rule

I propose that when a user runs the sudo command, the program will check the config file to see if the command being invoked is in the two-man (or dual-auth) list. If it's in the list, sudo grabs the timeout value from the config (30 second time out as the default.) Sudo then checks the log file to see if the **exact same command** had been issued by a **different user** within the timeout period. If it has, sudo runs the command. If not, sudo notifies the user that a second authorized user must execute the same command within the timeout window.