On 03/20/2023 10:13 PM, Eyal Lebedinsky wrote:
My current solution is to run the affected script as my non-root user
and in it run some parts with sudo
(set up to run without a sudo password to avoid script interruption).
Although I don't approve of habitually running as root, I have a
suggestion that might help. Years ago I created a little script to play
an .mp3 as a wake-up alarm, but there was a little problem. I have my
box set to turn itself back on after a power drop if it was on before,
but if it happens late at night, I won't be logged in in the morning,
and there wouldn't be any sound. However, I learned by experiment that
ffmpeg can produce sound even if nobody's logged in. If so, it should
be able to do what you're looking for.
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