On 2010-01-31, at 8:18 PM, Marconi wrote:
> Indeed. I'd done this just a few minutes before seeing your post and got:
>
> sed: rename("allowed-hosts", "allowed-hosts.bkp"): Permission denied
> sed: rename("hosts.deny", "hosts.deny.bkp"): Permission denied
>
> How does one use sudo within a saved script?
Personally, I'd just run the whole script with sudo rather than use sudo within
the script. Also, I'd make the script owned by root with permissions 744 to
remind myself to use sudo to run it.
Steve Jakob
Wide Skies Information Technologies
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