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AppleScript assistance for automation of bash/iTerm?
Carla Hufstedler | Jul 31 2007
Quote: (http://iterm.sourceforge.net/scripting.shtml)
iTerm also supports autolaunching of an Applescript on startup. On startup, iTerm looks for an Applescript called "AutoLaunch.scpt" under ~/Library/Application Support/iTerm. If it is found, the AutoLauch.scpt is launched and executed. This feature can be used to launch multiple sessions in defined windows and tabs when iTerm starts up. Oooooh, right? :) What I want to do is use that feature so that I can launch iTerm and enter the 2 Comments
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 Unfamiliar with iTerm, but I...Submitted by noodle on August 19, 2007 - 9:57am.
Unfamiliar with iTerm, but I think you could do a: » POSTED IN:
You may wish to refrain...Submitted by jason.mcbrayer on August 19, 2007 - 2:40pm.
You may wish to refrain from putting your password into your applescript. If you really want sudo to not ask you for your password when you're opening a shell, use the 'visudo' command to put something like this into your /etc/sudoers file:
But this isn't such a great idea either: sudo normally asks you for a password for a reason. Either way, you're letting anyone who walks up to your computer where you've left yourself logged in to run anything as root; in the former case you're doing that and giving them your password. » POSTED IN:
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