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Bruno Fontes
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Sometimes the "echo -e "$sudoPass\n" | yes" command were displaying the password instead of confirming something. So I changed it to make one thing at a time. First I refresh the use of sudo with password, just using sudo in an echo command. So I can use the command that really needs it with not worries about asking the password.
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34 lines
596 B
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BOLD='\e[91m'
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NC='\e[39m'
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function bold() {
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echo -e "${BOLD}$1${NC}"
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}
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function s() {
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echo -e "$sudoPass\n" | sudo -S $1
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echo
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}
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sudo -k
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echo -n Please type your sudo password:
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read -s sudoPass
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echo
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s "echo '**********'"
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bold "Pacman-mirrors -c"
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s "pacman-mirrors -c Brazil Chile United_States"
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#bold "Updating with PACMAN..."
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s "pacman -Syu --color always"
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bold "Updating with AURMAN..."
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s "echo"
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aurman -Su --noedit --noconfirm --color always
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bold "Cleaning stuff..."
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s "echo"
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yes | (sudo -S pacman -Rns $(pacman -Qtdq) --color always)
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notify-send "Update script has finished!"
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