How to execute multiple commands with sudo in script [duplicate]

you can run sh -c ..., but remember to quote properly.

sudo sh -c 'id; echo another command ; id'

sudo must see this as a single argument for the sh command.

Of course you can use new line instead of semicolon:

sudo sh -c '  echo "I am root"  id  echo "another command"  id'

linux bash shell ubuntu-12.04 sudoers

One way is to write a script with all the things you need to do with sudo and then run the script with sudo.

linux bash shell ubuntu-12.04 sudoers

you could put all your commands in a script. Then

sudo ./script.sh
put permissions for script.sh in /etc/sudoers.d; that way you'll never need to type your password again (for that script)

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