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Originally Posted by otheus
When you run su as you explained, it tries to load the environment of "bin". If you want root's environment instead, use:
This will use the current environment but run start.sh as user bin. If you want to run it with root's environment, you must do as I described in my previous post. |
When i run the below command i want's bin environment varibales loaded but it's not loading so my process getting failed with the the reason NoClassDefination found error
su - bin -c "start.sh"
