A command can be executed as su - user -c "< cmd > " . the output of
the same can be redirected.
"Markham, Richard"
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02/25/02 06:41 PM
Please respond to
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How can I execute a init.d script as user instead of root.
The main reason is that the profile is custom and the services
executed need to run as that user. At first I thought just add
'su - user' to a script but thats going to call another shell
and never execute the remainder of the script until an 'exit'
is called...
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