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Here is the script I am calling :


#!/usr/bin/ksh
#
echo "hi..."
exit 5


When I run it as the user it echos hi... and returns a 5. the only exit status it seems to be capturing is the 0...

One of the things I tried was sticking it in a file, and reading it from the file:


sudo su - $User << EOF >> $output_file
echo 99 > $output_error_file1
$Script
echo "$?" > $output_error_file1...

I am having a problem reading the exit status of a command or script within a sudo.



return_code=99

sudo su - $User << EOF >> $output_file
$Script
return_code=$?
exit $return_code
EOF...

Here is a sample of the code I should have supplied to begin with:

## Truncate Log
LogMax=5000
LogLines=12
while [ "`wc -l $LOGFILE | awk '{print $1}'`" -gt "$LogMax" ]
do
sed...

Hi there:)

Because of security requirements, It would be much better if I could truncate my logs in place using sed -i (or ?). I cant use the -i option on sed in my environment.

Can anyone help...

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