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sudo su error
Hello,
I am logging to a server using username 'test'. I want to execute some commands as user test2. When I am trying to run `sudo su - test2 -c 'ls'` it gives error user 'test' is not allowed to run sudo in host. But when I login into the account 'test2' using sudo su - test2 all these commands work. Is there any way I can get this working? I need to do that because I want to run this command from a script. I think it is related to permissions for user test. Please advise. Regards, Saura |
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