Hi Ramsince /etc/rc.local runs at startup, there is no point in it asking you the password everytime the computer boots up, so use the -S option and put your password (the one you enter when you run a sudo command) in a plain text file. filewithuserpassword refers to this plain text file. You could remove the -S option and enter the password manually at every bootup if you want. Which output? Same as above? I would be surprised. Sure, I'd be interested to know if it worked.will try and will get back to you on this Sincerely, Moz |
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