[SOLVED] Ask root password automatically [question]

Hi, everybody.
Is there any way for console apps that need to be run as root to ask root password when we type the command?
Ex:
[user@localhost ~]$ pacman -Syu
You cannot perform this operation unless you are root. Please, insert the root password:
I know that there is "sudo", but i really dont like it because i have allways to type "sudo command".
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by eldarion (2007-10-06 18:46:50)

Alias them to whatever you like.
alias pacman='su -c /usr/bin/pacman'
alias pacman='sudo /usr/bin/pacman'

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