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Old 01-15-2013
Bash - OR within an IF statement

Hey guys,

Currently trying to write a wee script that runs only when logged in as one of two users. The rest of the script is working fine, but no matter what user I try to run it as, it always fails! This is the puzzling part:
Code:
if [[ $USER != "admin1"  ||  $USER != "admin2" ]]; then
        echo "Run script as admin "
        exit 1
else
        ... runs some script . . . 
fi

Does anyone have any ideas !? It's probably staring me straight in the face but as I'm still learning bash/scripting then it's going right past me!

Thanks guys for any help

Jim
 

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