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2. askubuntu.com › questions › 155791python - How do I sudo a command in a script without being ...

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   They could remove or rename the file, put another script in its place, and running that script via sudo-- without a password. Hence, it's far safer to put the script to a directory that only root can alter, eg: /usr/sbin or /root .

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3. stackoverflow.com › questions › 49654856How to open a "root" file without typing your password every ...

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   Apr 5, 2018 · It occurs to me that you may be approaching this problem backward. Currently, you're asking how you can elevate the permissions of a python script without entering a password every time when you should be asking, "why do I need to enter a password at all?" As long as the file isn't a security concern both the script and the file in question ...

4. unix.stackexchange.com › questions › 18830How to run a specific program as root without a password prompt?

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   Feb 14, 2015 · It doesn't matter that anyone can read the script file (unless it contains a password or something, but that's a bad idea, if there's a password it should be in its own file, otherwise there's too much risk of accidentally leaking it e.g. by copy-pasting that section of the code in a question on this site). –

5. askubuntu.com › questions › 39281How to run an application using sudo without a password?

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   @Cbhihe I tried the above command and it didn't work with arguments. Are you sure You can run a program with args set in the Sudoers file? for instance I have a SIP program Asterisk. when I add the entry as user hostname = (asterisk) NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/asterisk -rx "pjsip show channelstat" it never let me runs that command. only if I add /usr/sbin/asterisk without the arguments it will run ...

6. www.geeksforgeeks.org › open-and-run-python-filesOpen and Run Python Files in the Terminal - GeeksforGeeks

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   Feb 15, 2024 · Steps to Open, Edit, and Run Python Files in the Terminal . 1. Open the Ubuntu Terminal. 2. Use the cd command to change the present working directory to the directory in which the Python program file is saved or in which you want to create the program file. cd Documents/Programs/ changing the present working directory using the cd command in ...

7. www.wikihow.com › Open-a-Python-File3 Ways to Open a Python File - wikiHow

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   Jul 31, 2024 · Use the cd command to enter the directory that contains your Python file. The file you're looking for should end with the ".py" file extension. For example, if you're using a Mac and your .py file is on the desktop, you'd type cd ~Desktop and press the Return key.

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   How do I open Python files in Linux?

   • The Linux terminal offers a powerful environment for working with Python files, providing developers with efficient ways to open, edit, and run Python scripts directly from the command line. Open and Run Python Files in the Linux Terminal

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   How do I create a Python program file in Ubuntu?

   • 1. Open the Ubuntu Terminal 2. Use the cd command to change the present working directory to the directory in which the Python program file is saved or in which you want to create the program file. 3. Use the vim command to open/create the file. It will open the editor where you can write the code.

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   How do I run a script without a password?

   • Save and exit (using :wq!) Make changes so that this script doesn’t require a password. Replace ahmad with whatever your username is. Also make sure this is the last line. Save and exit. This will run the commands inside the script file without asking for a password.

   sudo - How to run a specific program as root without a password prompt

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   How to view Python file from command line?

   • If you are trying to view python file from command line, open command line and use cd for me I have my python scripts in a folder on my Dekstop so I would put: You can use exec(open("filename.py").read()) Including an explanation why this should be used is always helpful. It is an easy one-liner that does not need the import of a library.

   How can I open my .py file in the python terminal (noob asking)?

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   Can a Python file be run from a system terminal?

   • you generally would run python files from a system terminal rather than a python terminal (cmd on windows, terminal on mac, etc for linux). You could import a .py file, and it will be executed, but some things may act differently (the common if __name__ == '__main__': idiom won't be executed)

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   How do I run as root without a password?

   • It's a bad idea to give everything permission to run as root without a password, so to just let through the one executable you need (apache2ctl); append the following to the very bottom of the file: You can replace the path to an executable with "ALL" if you choose, giving you complete passwordless sudo.

   How to run an application using sudo without a password?

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9. learnpython.com › blog › open-python-files-in-terminalHow to Open and Run Python Files in the Terminal

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   Jun 15, 2022 · The next step is to open the Python file in the terminal using the command "vim from_today.py" and write the script that performs the task. To use command-line arguments, we need the sys module. Once you write the Python code above in the file "from_today.py", exit the edit mode and save it.