how to run
sudo <commaand>
in bash script?
@Acer
Just do it, there is nothing special. But usually it's best if you execute the script with sudo instead, because otherwise your user would have to blindly trust you, or inspect the code.
@Acer
I don't fully understand what you want to do, but maybe it's useful to know that you can also specify the user with sudo: sudo -u user script
it works. thanks.
@aluaces
I tried to execute this with sudo, but it seems that the user/group changed
because I need to re-login into some services when I run sudo ./<script>