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@nazokiyoubinbou I think the sudo timer is 10 minutes but can be customized. Dunno how long your script will execute till it gets to part 2 though. How about adding the script to root’s crontab and running it on a scheduled basis? Or adding a separate user to the wheel group then running something like “sudo su [that_user] script_name.sh” Then you’d only need to do sudo auth once