function ABC
{
echo "Enter Element Name:"
read ename
echo "Enter Element Source path:"
read spath
echo "Enter Element Destination path:"
read dpath
echo "cp -p $spath/$ename $dpath/$ename"
echo "chmod 774 $dpath/$ename"
}
echo "Do you want to initiate the process ${bold}(Y/N?)${offbold}"
read inp
if [ $inp == "Y" -o $inp == "y" ] ;
then
............................
............................
............................
echo " Does this involves any other files? ${bold}(Y/N?)${offbold}"
read inp
if [ $inp == "Y" -o $inp == "y" ] ;
then
echo "***************************** "
echo " Enter the abcuser password "
echo "***************************** "
(
while [ $inp == "Y" -o $inp == "y" ] ;
do
ABC
echo "Do you have any other elements?${bold}(Y/N?)${offbold}"
read inp
done
) | su abcuser
fi
echo "Program has been executed."
fi
If i execute it, i am getting password prompt for switching into abcuser. But it is not fetching the password and moving to next step.
Getting response like below:
Code:
*****************************
Enter the abcuser password
*****************************
Password:
su: Sorry
Program has been executed
Please help me to fix this issue.
Regards,
gggg
Moderator's Comments:
Please use code tags next time for your code and data.
Last edited by zaxxon; 08-28-2012 at 04:03 AM..
Reason: code tags
In Solaris 9, when I built users, there was an option for No Password -- Setuid Only. Now that I'm using Solaris 10, I no longer can find that option.
Is there an equivalent option of No Password --Setuid Only in Solaris 10?
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
giiseteventmask
giiSetEventMask(3) GGI giiSetEventMask(3)NAME
giiSetEventMask, giiGetEventMask, giiAddEventMask, giiRemoveEventMask - Set the types of events queued
SYNOPSIS
#include <ggi/gii.h>
int giiSetEventMask(gii_input_t inp, gii_event_mask evm);
gii_event_mask giiGetEventMask(gii_input_t inp);
int giiAddEventMask(gii_input_t inp, gii_event_mask evm);
int giiRemoveEventMask(gii_input_t inp, gii_event_mask evm);
DESCRIPTION
Calling giiSetEventMask indicates to LibGII that only the types of events that match the specified event mask will be read by the applica-
tion in subsequent giiEventPoll(3) or giiEventRead(3) calls. LibGII can then save time and memory by skipping checks and not allocating
queues for events that will never be read out. The default mask allows all events.
giiAddEventMask and giiRemoveEventMask are macros that set or delete individual bits in the bitmask.
Note: giiSetEventMask is an advisory call. For correct operation, the application still needs to pass a restrictive event mask to
the event reading functions.
RETURN VALUE
giiSetEventMask, giiAddEventMask and giiRemoveEventMask return 0 on success or an gii-error(3) code otherwise.
giiGetEventMask returns the currently set mask.
SEE ALSO gii_event_mask(3)libgii-1.0.x 2006-12-30 giiSetEventMask(3)
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