Terminal configuration

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dimitryous

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Would like to know if it is possible to configure my Terminal application to allow me as admin at launch that is to put my password somewhere.

Don't know how to do that.

TIA

OS X 10.4.9 MacBook Pro Intel 2.16 GHZ
 
dimitryous said:
Would like to know if it is possible to configure my Terminal application to allow me as admin at launch that is to put my password somewhere.

Don't know how to do that.

TIA

OS X 10.4.9 MacBook Pro Intel 2.16 GHZ
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Although I am not an expert, under the terminal menu you find an option to have a command of sequence executed. Maybe this is what you need.


Good luck, Kees
 
Kees Buijs said:
Although I am not an expert, under the terminal menu you find an option to have a command of sequence executed. Maybe this is what you need.


Good luck, Kees
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I found a solution:
- under Terminal, save as Terminal.term in ~/Library/Application Support/Terminal/
- quit Terminal
- edit this file with TextEdit
- find string "ExecutionString"
- below this line it should like "<string></string>"
- put something like <string>sudo sh -s</string>
- launch Terminal

You will be prompted for the root password and the first line will look like "sh-2.05b#" (the version number of your shell).

Hope this help.

But don't know to include "EXPORT CLASSPATH ..." needed to launch my Apache Jakarta server automatically.
 
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