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Thanks anpaza! I think sudser is superior to the other method and am happy it isn't maintained by some arrogant pretentious a55hole.
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Unlike the 0.1.0 series, it will allow you to run only the shell in password-protected mode (including the 'rush' script). This solves the problem with lockups during boot-up.
Unlike in the previous version, you can switch password/passwordless mode at any time now. For this, just run the 'sudser' command in the terminal. If you have openssh installed, you'll get a GUI password prompt. If you don't, it will read your password from terminal.