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Irix - startup script problem
Hi there. Sorry if this is in the wrong forum but I guess a moderator can shift it if needed.
I've set up a shell script to be run as a user that fires at startup on Solaris and RedHat by adding su - <user> -c <Path_to_Script>/<script>.sh And it works great. Problem is I can't get this to run on Irix. From the investigations I've done it seems that the -c option is being run without the <user>'s environment variables being loaded, even though I'm specifying su - <user> If I manually type it and split it into su - <user> ./<Path_to_Script>/<script>.sh The script works. So, anyone have any idea why this happens and what a workaround might be? Thanks, - Rich. |
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