identifying SU mode by shell script

Turtel · #1 03-14-2010

the following bash script is not working in fedora-11 Could anyone help me please?

Code:

#!/bin/bash

if
[$[`id -u`] -ne  0];then
       echo " you are in root"
else   echo " you must be in root -su mode??"
fi
exit

Franklin52 · #2 03-14-2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turtel

the following bash script is not working in fedora-11 Could anyone help me please?

Code:

#!/bin/bash

if
[$[`id -u`] -ne  0];then
       echo " you are in root"
else   echo " you must be in root -su mode??"
fi
exit

Replace:

Code:

if [$[`id -u`] -ne  0]

Turtel · #3 03-15-2010

Thanks Franklin very much..........

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