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For your safety, there are a couple of things your computer will not allow you to do as a sudo'd command, i.e. running bash scripts.
I was re-reading this post and just noticed this bit about sudo. What did you mean? Because I can definitely run sudo ./my-cool-script.sh with no problems.
I meant this for devices that you don't have admin access to by default! Many work machines have this in place to follow The Principle of Least Privilege.
In my experience this has really only been an issue at big corporate companies.
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I was re-reading this post and just noticed this bit about sudo. What did you mean? Because I can definitely run
sudo ./my-cool-script.shwith no problems.I meant this for devices that you don't have admin access to by default! Many work machines have this in place to follow The Principle of Least Privilege.
In my experience this has really only been an issue at big corporate companies.