You don't add oracle to the wheel group. You need to allow your account to execute as oracle. Say your account is bob, then the entry in /etc/sudoers (or perhaps under /etc/sudoers.d/*could be something like:-
Code:
bob ALL=(oracle) NOPASSWD: /path/to/you/script
..... and on the command line as bob you should be able to run:-
This would open the SSH connection, sudo run the script and exit back to your local machine. The additional of one or two -t might be needed to make it set up a terminal connection else sudo might refuse to run.
This would open the SSH connection, sudo run the script and exit back to your local machine. The additional of one or two -t might be needed to make it set up a terminal connection else sudo might refuse to run.
Robin
First of all, thanks for your patience in answering
apologies for delayed reply, i was sleeping
Superb !..Thanks for great help, I have tested it from local machine to one of the remote ,it running fine ..
But on another remote its not working..just out of curiosity, asking the below question
...is that possible for an admin to restrict a remote user to login without su password authentication (even though I have followed your solution suggestion)...if there is method, then I think I am gonna tell him , if you restrict me I wont work
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