09-28-2002
Thanks for ur info... omran....
What i mean is B.run MUST run using one id.......
(this is because of the licensing and performance issue......
only running B.run with a single id can improve it's performance....
that's y I'm thinking on using rsh command.....)
I'm trying to use su command as well......
It's work with password prompted for that single id.
Is there any other ways to calling B.run with a single id instead of using the login id?
or
How to make su command not prompt for password?
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