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Hi,
I have written a script which calls a process which ends up in a reboot of the system. At the end of the reboot it prompts for login & i need to provide the login details. am not able to figure out hw to do this. Doubt: will echoing login details after calling the process work? for ex: main_script { ./process1 (this ends up in a reboot & aska for login details) #i need to give the login details here ( i mean i need to automate entering the login details } |
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