Hi ,
I want to run a shell script which is present in another user's id after switching it to that user in the same script. but it is not taking it. I m using the su command for that.
su - user1 -c "./${HOME}/script1.sh"it just says invalid command. Please help. I need it urgently.
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I want to run a shell script which is present in another user's id after switching it to that user in the same script. but it is not taking it. I m using the su command for that.su - user1 -c "./${HOME}/script1.sh"it just says invalid …
Hi ,
I want to run a shell script which is present in another user's id after switching it to that user in the same script. but it is not taking it. I m using the su command for that.su - user1 -c "./${HOME}/script1.sh"it just says invalid command. Please help. I need it urgently.
1. $HOME is expanded in the current shell, i.e. before you have changed users.
2. $HOME is not a subdirectory of the current directory; which is what you are saying when you use ./${HOME}/
3. In scripts, use 'sudo -u user1 ...'.
4. Don't put scripts in users' home directories; put them in a directory in your PATH
is it possible if we want to run a number of commands after switching the user and remain in that shell only.
su - newuser -c"command"allows only one command to run and in that also the home dir is of the old user.
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