How to give a file root executable permissions in Ubuntu 16.04?

Question

System administration

There is a script that should create files when the computer is turned on. It seems that I did everything, but I can’t catch up with how to give root rights to the script so that it can start from startup without asking for a password.
did chown root:root /path.to/script/some.sh
wrote in sudoers:

me   ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /home/me/Desktop/logCreator.sh

and so did

# Cmnd alias specification
Cmnd_Alias sh = /home/me/Desktop/sh.sh
в конце файла :
me ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: sh

after that sudo was unavailable due to an error in Cmnd Alias
​​what to do? how to give rights?

Answer 1

in sudoers write
me ALL=NOPASSWD: /path.to/script/some.sh
run
sudo /path.to/script/some.sh

Answer 2

chmod +x /home/me/Desktop/sh.sh