Common writable folders

[Brian Yennie]

Chris,

Could you create a single shell script that contains multiple  
commands and execute that?
i.e. create a file "commands.sh" that looks something like:

#!/bin/sh

chmod 755 $1
dosomethinghere
chmod 750 $1

And then execute the whole file once with:

do "do shell script" && quote & "commands.sh" & quote && "with  
administrator privileges"

Or do you have to run other things in between shell scripts?




> I've got another question about using this. Hope you don't mind.
>
> Is there anyway to suppress the dialog if it has already displayed  
> once in a session? I realize there's a timeout thing with sudo that  
> eventually expires (my Unix knowledge is limited), and at that  
> point a new dialog would have to appear anyway.