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Use suid permissions
You could instead create a script that assumes root-priviliges
when run by using the suid permission.
It's also perfectly reasonable to put "diskutil repairPermissions /" in root's crontab. Root's crontab is in /etc/crontab, or you can create a script and put it in /etc/periodic/daily The point is---there's absolutely no reason to ever store your password in plaintext on your machine.
Use suid permissions
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