I've noticed that if I don't run any sudo commands for a while, none of my sudo-powered nautilus scripts will run... Is there something I need to do to make these scripts prompt for a sudo password or something? (I'm wanting to write my own for mounting ISO files, which requires sudo access...)
On Ubuntu I think sudo privs expire after 15 minutes. Haven't gotten into writing scripts for Nautilus myself - what sort of stuff are you using them for?
Originally I was going to make it so I could right-click on an ISO and mount it so I could watch .iso's of my DVDs Then I realized I can just open .iso files from VLC and all is well! Also, here's how you can make a nautilus/shell script do something and require a sudo password: instead of "sudo gnome-terminal" (to open a root terminal) try: gksudo gnome-terminal gksudo pops up a login window, then sudoes whatever you were telling it to do. It works really nicely
