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07-02-2008
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Switching between two users
Can any one tell me :
How we can switch between two users without prompting for the password. (In the SHELL SCRIPT can we fetch the USERID and PASSWORD from a specified file, without using SUDO command)? |
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it is not possible. Or you can use some tools like "expect" to enter password inside the scripts.
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07-03-2008
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Thanks will check that.
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