Running a script as sudo wihout terminal
The full path of the shell script including its name is in $0
. You can extract the path by using ${0%/*}
.
This doesn't solve other issues though:
- Double-clicking the script will open Terminal which might confuse the user
-
sudo
will only work as expected if the user is an Administrator (or if you changed/etc/sudoers
but I assume you didn't) - They still need to enter their password in the Terminal window.
PS: The probably better way to approach this might be handling any access right issues from within the application.