How do I Sudo multiple commands?
The sudo command used to execute a command as another user typically as a root user….To run multiple commands sudo we used the following options:
- — : A — signals the end of options and disables further option processing for sudo command.
- sh -c : Run sh shell with given commands.
- bash -c : Same as above.
Which command is used to separate more than one command in the same commandline?
3.8 Multiple commands syntax The { , } , b , t , T , : commands can be separated with a semicolon (this is a non-portable GNU sed extension). Labels used in b , t , T , : commands are read until a semicolon. Leading and trailing whitespace is ignored. In the examples below the label is ‘ x ‘.
Can a pkexec be executed as another user?
Description pkexec allows an authorized user to execute PROGRAM as another user. If username is not specified, then the program will be executed as the administrative super user, root.
How to configure pkexec in Ubuntu command line?
As opposed to @Radu Rădeanu answer, mine explains how to create the pkexec command and configure it in order to work as gksu!
How to create a bash script without pkexec?
Try create next script where you paste your code (without pkexec) and execute him via pkexec from your script. your script: #!/bin/bash pkexec ./new_script new script: #!/bin/bash your command: Edit.: New Answer After your conversation with @Thrig, I guess what you are going to do.
Is it OK to use pkexec and Sudo together?
These two programs are: “virsh” and “gnome-boxes”. My previous (above) solution is ok, but not in this case. You wrote to @Thrig that you are considering using “sudo”. Why not use “pkexec” and “sudo” together. With the proper completion of “/ etc / sudoers” you will not need to authenticate when you use the “sudo” command in the script.