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su command clarification
Post 302655977 by vigneshwaran007 on Thursday 14th of June 2012 05:36:41 AM
06-14-2012
su command clarification
Hi,
I want to use the "SU" command in script it is asking me to enter the password manually.
pleas the say the syntax of su command in single line that includes username/password.
I want to use the "SU" command in script it is asking me to enter the password manually.
pleas the say the syntax of su command in single line that includes username/password.
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