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Not able to 'su' to other user when rebooting the server
Hi All,
I have created one script with starting letter 'S' (Example: Start) and stored in the path "/etc/rc.d/". This script was called automatically when we reboot the server. In this script i am using 'su' command to switch other user but it is not working, it giving some error. su sas -c "pwd ; whoami" Note: After done the reboot, same command is working fine but it is not working when we rebooting the server. Please help me to resolve this issue. |
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