# Bug report - iTerm2 version: 3.4.17 - OS version: 13.0 - PLEASE ATTACH YOUR PLIST FILE FOR BUG REPORTS! [com.googlecode.iterm2.plist](/uploads/2ede05723709dca4edfc70c98de9cd8d/com.googlecode.iterm2.plist) ## Detailed steps to reproduce the problem 1. Add and save a sudoer user's password to iTerm Password Manager 2. Try sudo with the given user 3. Either set Password Manager is being shown automatically in the session preferences previously or press Password Manager hotkey (alt+cmd+F) 4. Select the user entry in Password Manager popup window ## What happened sudo prompt will answer `Sorry, try again.` ## What should have happened sudo should accept the password --- Please note I've checked the followings already - Keychain has the proper entry, only iTerm has access to the entry, the entry contains the proper password - If I just press the Password Manager hotkey - in a session when no password prompt is active, and - select the same user entry, and - answering the warning prompt that the password will be pasted as clean text into the terminal the password is pasted properly as plain text into the terminal !!!