This works for me.
echo guest | sudo -S activate $OPTIONAL/$CHROME > /dev/null 2>&1 &
The two variables are the folder the module is in and the module file's name.
Guest as root?
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Guest as root?
This works for my file manager.
guest@porteus:~$ echo toor | sudo -S nemo
^C
guest@porteus:~$
guest@porteus:~$ echo toor | sudo -S nemo
^C
guest@porteus:~$
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Guest as root?
On my system, sudo asks for the guest password
echo guest (or whatever the current password is)
echo guest (or whatever the current password is)
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Guest as root?
Actually, it does on mine also.
guest@porteus:~$ echo guest | sudo -S nemo
Password: ^C
guest@porteus:~$
guest@porteus:~$ echo guest | sudo -S nemo
Password: ^C
guest@porteus:~$