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I have a bash script with some commands like "sudo ipfw (..)" I want to make the script run at startup without asking me for my login and password and without displaying what script is doing. I assume this is done by chown, chmod and others. But I'm not sure if I'm right and how. Can someone gives me a few pointers at making this work?
I use Lingon for stuff like this. Just go through it's wizard for setting up a script to launch at startup and have it run as root. That way you don't need to use sudo. Of course, you need Tiger for this to work, since it uses launchd.
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