mrgstiffler macrumors member Original poster Jul 7, 2008 51 0 Feb 8, 2011 #1 I have an application I use regularly that always requires privileged admin access to run. Is there any way to grant this app permanent privileges?
I have an application I use regularly that always requires privileged admin access to run. Is there any way to grant this app permanent privileges?
simsaladimbamba Guest Nov 28, 2010 22,670 31 located Feb 8, 2011 #2 What application? This is often recommended in matters of passwords: http://agilewebsolutions.com/products/1Password/Mac
What application? This is often recommended in matters of passwords: http://agilewebsolutions.com/products/1Password/Mac
mrgstiffler macrumors member Original poster Jul 7, 2008 51 0 Feb 8, 2011 #3 It's XAMPP. Whenever I start Apache, it requires my password.
angelwatt Moderator emeritus Aug 16, 2005 7,852 9 USA Feb 8, 2011 #4 It's technically possible to do via the sudoers files, but I don't really recommend it, you can mess things up a bit if you screw it up.
It's technically possible to do via the sudoers files, but I don't really recommend it, you can mess things up a bit if you screw it up.
mrgstiffler macrumors member Original poster Jul 7, 2008 51 0 Feb 8, 2011 #5 angelwatt said: It's technically possible to do via the sudoers files, but I don't really recommend it, you can mess things up a bit if you screw it up. Click to expand... That worked perfect. Thanks for the suggestion. I gave my account nopasswd sudo permissions to run a shell script I wrote that starts up the XAMPP Control Panel. Told terminal to close the window automatically. Works like a charm!
angelwatt said: It's technically possible to do via the sudoers files, but I don't really recommend it, you can mess things up a bit if you screw it up. Click to expand... That worked perfect. Thanks for the suggestion. I gave my account nopasswd sudo permissions to run a shell script I wrote that starts up the XAMPP Control Panel. Told terminal to close the window automatically. Works like a charm!