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login from a shell script?????
Any help on this ..... its a bit urgent !!!!
Hi Can anybody provide info about the following??? i want to issue su (switch user) command from within a shell script how to take the password without user intervention from the shell script only???? i.e using apssword which is already stored ina variable within the shell script???? #!/usr/bin/sh PASSWORD="hello" su USER // Here the password should be read from $PASSWORD variable. Please tell me how it is possible?????? Thanks Last edited by skyineyes; 07-16-2007 at 05:20 AM.. |
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