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To prevent timeout errors
Because AppleScripts can time out after a certain period of what it considers inactivity, a better approach would be:
Terminal Applescript question
Question, couldn't you have Applescript ask for a password then enter that string into the text? Then it could have the "sudo -K" command mentioned in another string so this not expose your password and would also not leave sudo open.
To prevent timeout errors
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here, but I am new to but Terminal and Applescript. |
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