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Help. Script problem
hey guys. i have a bunch of programs in a script that needs to run as root and the rest as another user, we'll call him gabriel.
now, in this script, i want to run the first few lines as root. now, how do i, after running as root, tell the script to run the remaining lines as the user gabriel? the script is set up a lil something like this. and this is just an example who uptime vmstat -s 2 4 su - gabriel <=== is this the right way to tell the script to run the below commands as user gabriel? ls -l /var/tmp cat /var/tmp/getlost |
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so basically your saying the below will work? (keep in mind, this is all running from a file, not the command line) who uptime vmstat -s 2 4 sudo -u gabriel \ ls -l /var/tmp;\ cat /var/tmp/getlost |
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