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How to run python script on startup with sudo permission on Mac OS
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I have created a script with python that basically ping all servers found in my lists. I need this script to be run on startup with sudo permission.
So the question is, How do you run the script on startup with sudo permission
mac script boot python sudo
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I have created a script with python that basically ping all servers found in my lists. I need this script to be run on startup with sudo permission.
So the question is, How do you run the script on startup with sudo permission
mac script boot python sudo
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I have created a script with python that basically ping all servers found in my lists. I need this script to be run on startup with sudo permission.
So the question is, How do you run the script on startup with sudo permission
mac script boot python sudo
asked Feb 19 '12 at 5:29
StevenSteven
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I have created a script with python that basically ping all servers found in my lists. I need this script to be run on startup with sudo permission.
So the question is, How do you run the script on startup with sudo permission
mac script boot python sudo
mac script boot python sudo
asked Feb 19 '12 at 5:29
StevenSteven
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asked Feb 19 '12 at 5:29
StevenSteven
62
asked Feb 19 '12 at 5:29
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Check this: Creating Launch Daemons and Agents. These could be done with root privileges (launchd runs as root).
What I do is to put such scripts in /Library/StartupItems; check this: Startup Items. These are run by root authority (see Startup Item Permissions at the bottom). This however, is the old way to do such things. Still works in Lion, though.
answered Feb 19 '12 at 5:44
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Check this: Creating Launch Daemons and Agents. These could be done with root privileges (launchd runs as root).
What I do is to put such scripts in /Library/StartupItems; check this: Startup Items. These are run by root authority (see Startup Item Permissions at the bottom). This however, is the old way to do such things. Still works in Lion, though.
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Check this: Creating Launch Daemons and Agents. These could be done with root privileges (launchd runs as root).
What I do is to put such scripts in /Library/StartupItems; check this: Startup Items. These are run by root authority (see Startup Item Permissions at the bottom). This however, is the old way to do such things. Still works in Lion, though.
answered Feb 19 '12 at 5:44
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Check this: Creating Launch Daemons and Agents. These could be done with root privileges (launchd runs as root).
What I do is to put such scripts in /Library/StartupItems; check this: Startup Items. These are run by root authority (see Startup Item Permissions at the bottom). This however, is the old way to do such things. Still works in Lion, though.
answered Feb 19 '12 at 5:44
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Check this: Creating Launch Daemons and Agents. These could be done with root privileges (launchd runs as root).
What I do is to put such scripts in /Library/StartupItems; check this: Startup Items. These are run by root authority (see Startup Item Permissions at the bottom). This however, is the old way to do such things. Still works in Lion, though.
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