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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Sudoers problems. Post 302182116 by blane on Saturday 5th of April 2008 12:14:59 PM
Old 04-05-2008
Hi! Thanks for the response.

User A is autosys' login.
User B is weblogic.

Unfortunately the command is to start a weblogic process and, if it's started by the autosys id, it won't work correctly. The logs also have to have weblogic:bea permissions so that the weblogic group can read them.

I've also setup a ssh-key from box a to box b so that no password is needed for autosys to connect..works fine.

Sorry for not clarifying all of this earlier.

I will try the full path to su and see if that works.
 

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