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Hi ALL:
I need to write a script that will start bunch of servers. and these servers each has a sudo account and they need a passowrd. I dont know where to start and look. Can you please give me some hints or some sample code. Thanks in advance. splax |
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I am trying the basic thing first. Try to sudo with password and it is not working.
I have the passowrd stored in file "passwordfile" and my script: Code:
#!/bin/sh cat passwordfile | sudo -S su - myapp Last edited by splax; 12-22-2006 at 02:28 PM.. |
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even though the script is not reading the password from file, which is good, it is prompting for a password. So we got rid of that file (needs to enter the password).
Now, the remaining tasks are after sudo and loging with password, I need to run some commands in the sudo environment and after successful completion of these commands I have to logout and do sudo to a different account and then do the same. Is there a way to run some commands in this sudo environment and capture the output check the status of these commands.?? please help. |
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password are read *only and ONLY from terminal for better security. There are some third party utilities like "accept" , using which you can play around. I never tried this one , but you are free to search for this in the net.
Regds, Kaps |
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