[SOLVED] How to run script on Linux without password?

Issue

I created a script that runs when I press a combination of keys, it means that I call my "script.py" from my "keyboard customize shortcuts".

It does not work properly because when I run my script from the terminal, I have to type my sudo password.

Just to be more clear, if I run my script without sudo, it shows this: ImportError: You must be root to use this library on linux.

So, it must be like this sudo python3 script.py, then it ask for my password (which I rather to not).

Solution

I fixed it.

I created a file inside "/etc/sudoers.d" named "script" without extension.

Inside the script file I put "myuser ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /home/user/Documents/Scripts/script.py".

Then I gave the right permissions with "chmod +x /home/user/Documents/Scripts/script.py"

Finally I put "sudo /home/user/Documents/Scripts/script.py" on my custom shortcut.

Thanks!

Answered By - Stone Garden