Trouble with executing a bash with sudo privileges

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I wrote a script that prompts me in dmenu the availible drives to mount or unmount and I added to the with visudo the following line



ALL ALL = NOPASSWD: /path/to/usb-mount


and the script basically takes decisions, and it executes one of this two lines



sudo mount $drive $target
sudo umount $drive


and I have a key binding that executes the command like



sudo /path/to/usb-mount


and well, It runs, it doesn't mount the drive, but if I run the script in the terminal, with sudo, runs the script and does mount.



Any Idea what I need to do?



Supposedly (to my understanding) If I run sudo all subsequent actions take sudo privileges.



Any help?









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    I wrote a script that prompts me in dmenu the availible drives to mount or unmount and I added to the with visudo the following line



    ALL ALL = NOPASSWD: /path/to/usb-mount


    and the script basically takes decisions, and it executes one of this two lines



    sudo mount $drive $target
    sudo umount $drive


    and I have a key binding that executes the command like



    sudo /path/to/usb-mount


    and well, It runs, it doesn't mount the drive, but if I run the script in the terminal, with sudo, runs the script and does mount.



    Any Idea what I need to do?



    Supposedly (to my understanding) If I run sudo all subsequent actions take sudo privileges.



    Any help?









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      I wrote a script that prompts me in dmenu the availible drives to mount or unmount and I added to the with visudo the following line



      ALL ALL = NOPASSWD: /path/to/usb-mount


      and the script basically takes decisions, and it executes one of this two lines



      sudo mount $drive $target
      sudo umount $drive


      and I have a key binding that executes the command like



      sudo /path/to/usb-mount


      and well, It runs, it doesn't mount the drive, but if I run the script in the terminal, with sudo, runs the script and does mount.



      Any Idea what I need to do?



      Supposedly (to my understanding) If I run sudo all subsequent actions take sudo privileges.



      Any help?









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      I wrote a script that prompts me in dmenu the availible drives to mount or unmount and I added to the with visudo the following line



      ALL ALL = NOPASSWD: /path/to/usb-mount


      and the script basically takes decisions, and it executes one of this two lines



      sudo mount $drive $target
      sudo umount $drive


      and I have a key binding that executes the command like



      sudo /path/to/usb-mount


      and well, It runs, it doesn't mount the drive, but if I run the script in the terminal, with sudo, runs the script and does mount.



      Any Idea what I need to do?



      Supposedly (to my understanding) If I run sudo all subsequent actions take sudo privileges.



      Any help?







      bash mount sudo





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