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SUEXEC with passwordless option
Hi,

I am using the below command in
Code:
suexec -u webuser /local/Tomcat7//0/tc7u/tomcat7.sh status

But it prompts for the password of executing user.

Let me know if any options available for passwordless or supplying password in script.
Last edited by vbe; 01-08-2016 at 11:45 AM.. Reason: code tags
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