How can I make it start on Boot without password prompts

[DraconicNEO]

Tried adding it to sudoers and it didn't work, also tried adding it as a systemd process which also failed, both cases either prompted a password or wouldn't start at all.

[bradrf]

Hmm. That's not something I've attempted. I usually use my window manager to start huekeys and rely on the delay option in conjunction with autostart under the menu configuration to wait about 10 seconds before prompting me for my password when logging in.

That said, I'd expect having added it to sudoers should work, too. If that's your preferred approach, can you give me some more details for how I might reproduce your setup? For example, what did your sudoers config look like and what system are you running?

[DraconicNEO]

Hmm. That's not something I've attempted. I usually use my window manager to start huekeys and rely on the delay option in conjunction with autostart under the menu configuration to wait about 10 seconds before prompting me for my password when logging in.

That said, I'd expect having added it to sudoers should work, too. If that's your preferred approach, can you give me some more details for how I might reproduce your setup? For example, what did your sudoers config look like and what system are you running?

I'm running Pop OS 22.04, and haven't modified the sudoers file from the distro default besides adding these lines to the end for huekeys:

# Allow Huekeys to run as root

draconic ALL= NOPASSWD: /usr/local/bin/huekeys