Gilbert, Joseph wrote:
There are two other standard ways to have scripts run with root privileges.
1) For automated tasks, schedule it in root's crontab. 'man crontab' for
more info
2) Use setuid for scripts or programs that are to be run by users who need
root perms to perform a specific task pro
On Wed, Nov 03, 2004 at 03:09:35PM -0800, Gilbert, Joseph wrote:
> There are two other standard ways to have scripts run with root privileges.
>
> 1) For automated tasks, schedule it in root's crontab. 'man crontab' for
> more info
>
> 2) Use setuid for scripts or programs that are to be run by
ammed into that script. You need
to think about security on this one though. See 'man setuid' and 'man
chmod' for more info.
Joe
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From: Martin Fluch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 1:39 AM
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, STEPHANE DURIEUX wrote:
Hi,
I have made a short script with the su command within
I have tried : echo -ne "password\n"|su - root
But it gives me the following message.
su : must be run from a terminal
Have you any idea
Thanks
Stephane Durieux
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Hi,
I have made a short script with the su command within
I have tried : echo -ne "password\n"|su - root
But it gives me the following message.
su : must be run from a terminal
Have you any idea
Thanks
Stephane Durieux
Vous manque
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