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[Solved] Multiple su - in Korn Shell script
i am trying to do something like this : Code:
#!/bin/ksh # Change to the userid user1 su - user1 #Issue the command to change directory and list files cd /home/user1/ ls -lrt exit #Come out of the user1 to root again #change to user 2 su - user2 cd /home/user2/ ls -lrt exit #back to root again #come out of the script done # Is this needed? Trying to execute this as root ( with appropriate permissions) however only the first line executes. Where am i going wrong? Thanks Last edited by furrari; 07-30-2004 at 10:29 AM.. |
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