[nflug] ubuntu sudo script

[joshj at linuxmail.org]

for i in `find -name *wine*`; do sudo rm -f $i; done

Thus spake anthonyriga:

> How do you run script commands in bash shell using
> sudo?
> I was trying to delete some wine files and I get this
> error here is the command:
>
> sudo for i in `find -name *wine*`; do rm -f $i; done
> bash: syntax error near unexpected token `do
>
> If I take out sudo I get permission denied. How do you
> run scripts overiding sudo? I like the security aspect
> of sudo but sometimes it gets to be a pain. Suggestions?
>
>
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