Chris,
Could you create a single shell script that contains multiple
commands and execute that?
i.e. create a file "commands.sh" that looks something like:
#!/bin/sh
chmod 755 $1
dosomethinghere
chmod 750 $1
And then execute the whole file once with:
do "do shell script" && quote & "commands.sh" & quote && "with
administrator privileges"
Or do you have to run other things in between shell scripts?
I've got another question about using this. Hope you don't mind.
Is there anyway to suppress the dialog if it has already displayed
once in a session? I realize there's a timeout thing with sudo that
eventually expires (my Unix knowledge is limited), and at that
point a new dialog would have to appear anyway.
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