Running 2 sudo scripts after login?

[ffx2999]

Hi,

I have 2 terminal scripts which use "sudo". I would like to run these 2 after desktop login automatically, without entering my password.

How is that possible?

 

[chrfr]

Hi,

I have 2 terminal scripts which use "sudo". I would like to run these 2 after desktop login automatically, without entering my password.

How is that possible?

what do the scripts do? Is it important that they don't run until after the user logs in?

 

[ffx2999]

chrfr: yes, it is required to run it after login, it is an old kext which crashes if it is loaded /Lib/ext or Sys/Lib/Ext, but works fine if it is loaded later (for an audio interface).

 

[chrfr]

chrfr: yes, it is required to run it after login, it is an old kext which crashes if it is loaded /Lib/ext or Sys/Lib/Ext, but works fine if it is loaded later (for an audio interface).

I use the tool called Outset https://github.com/chilcote/outset to handle scripts and other things at login/boot time for systems that I manage. This might be useful to you if you put the script you need to run in the login-privileged section, it'll run as root at login without any required intervention from the user.