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[AIX] executing script
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I need to run a script from the root user as the other user. I know that I can issue the following command: su - user_name -c "/path_to_script/script_name.sh" But there is a small problem with the above command. I must export a environment variable before I run the script. In the other case, the script won't work properly. How can I export the variable and execute the script using su - user_name -c ....? Maybe any other ideas? I must add, that there is no possibility to modify script_name.sh file. Thanks for help! Pit Last edited by piooooter; 05-24-2006 at 06:57 PM.. |
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