mrgstiffler macrumors member Original poster 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 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 Feb 8, 2011 #3 It's XAMPP. Whenever I start Apache, it requires my password.
angelwatt Moderator emeritus 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 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!