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I am using a shell script to execute a series of commends every time I boot my computer.
One of the commands in the script is
sudo insmod blablabla
This command needs to be run as root, so double clicking the .sh file and choosing run is not an option, I have to choose run in terminal, and then enter the password in the terminal.
Is there any way to go around that?
Also, if yes, will it work if I add the script to the startup processes so that I don’t have to run it every time?
Leverage
sudoersto run the command as a normal user. Refer to the Ubuntu community wiki on sudoers