Hey!
In order to enable the auto-shutdown option in ubuntu, I changed the appropriate line in "syscmd.properties" to

shutdown=sudo shutdown -h now

The problem is, that when I enable the option, after the countdown I am asked to enter the root password in the terminal (from which I launched FRD). This line immediately disappears.
Now, except for the fact that I can't enter the password quickly enough, this defeats the purpose of the auto-shutdown option (I need to enter a password at shutdown).
Running FRD as root would probably solve this, but I don't think that's a safe option. Is there some way I can enter the root password when I enable "auto-shutdown" and it will remember it until the actual shutdown?

Thanks in advance!

Try this:
[linux.byexamples.com]

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Thanks Vity!
That was very helpfull!

Vity Wrote:
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> Try this:
> [linux.byexamples.com]
> utdown-and-reboot-without-sudo-password/