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tophneal ,

A systemd service file can do this

Godort ,

This is the way I would handle this.

nieceandtows ,

Yeah OP, look into this. It’s easy once you get the hang of it, and you don’t have to make your system vulnerable by making sudo password less.

exscape ,
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You can make sudo password-less for a single command (including using specific arguments) though, so even if using sudo were the only solution, it wouldn't be that bad. For example, I have a sudoers entry that allows my user to decrypt my ZFS pool by executing a root-owned script (with permissions 700), but everything else requires a password.

ReCursing OP ,
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That looks pretty straightforward. I'll look into doing that. And if I can;t make it work I'll go with the cron job option suggested by @Andromeda above

tophneal ,

Actually OP, for the easiest, safest option to your system I would say @Supermariofan67 hit the nail on the head. Use your network manager settings: forum.manjaro.org/t/…/46298

If it’s not already installed there’s an openvpn plugin: software.manjaro.org/…/networkmanager-openvpn

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