I've got Apache installed on my local Linux (sabayon) OS, just for programming testing.What I want is a script so that the server starts right away when I want it. This is the code:#!/bin/bash# een script dat de apache server start/etc/init.d/apache2 startThe only problem is that Apache needs root privileges, but I'm a normal user. Now can I run this script from the command line with sudo ./apache_start.sh, but I don't want that. I just want to double click on it and start the Apache server.So what can I do so the script is run as root instead of the normal user?I don't care if there is a prompt that asks for the password, I just don't want to open a console, navigate to the file and so on.
start apache script
linux;bash;sudo