Pascal Goguey wrote:
On 2002 April 16 Tuesday 02:39, you wrote:
'su' means _superuser_, not 'substitute user', which it does.
From man pages:
NAME
su - substitute user identity
SYNOPSIS
su [-Kflm] [login [shell arguments]]
etc...
Pascal
i could claim various reason for
As root, enter:
su user
to change to account user
Warren
On Mon, 15 Apr 2002 15:21:07 -0300 (ART)
Lúcio Costa de Almeida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Everybody...
I'm trying to improve my skills in command line.
What I'd like to do..
I'm logged as root and must test some user
Actually, better to use:
su - user
Without the minus sign, you just change your UID /
GID. With the minus sign, it's just like logging in
as that user, running their login scripts, initiating
their user environment variables, etc, which is
probably what you want when testing a user config.
Hello Everybody...
I'm trying to improve my skills in command line.
What I'd like to do..
I'm logged as root and must test some user
configurations.
What command I'll use, in shell, to change to this
user ???
root --- simple user
Ex:[root@Sparta] login user - [user@Sparta]
I used
On Mon, 15 Apr 2002 15:21:07 -0300 (ART)
Lúcio Costa de Almeida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Everybody...
I'm trying to improve my skills in command line.
What I'd like to do..
I'm logged as root and must test some user
configurations.
What command I'll use, in shell, to change
Lúcio Costa de Almeida wrote:
What command I'll use, in shell, to change to this
user ???
root --- simple user
su username
ie, if you are logged in a root, and you enter 'su simple',
you would become user simple.
if you are logged in a simple, and you enter 'su root',
you would become
On 2002 April 16 Tuesday 02:39, you wrote:
'su' means _superuser_, not 'substitute user', which it does.
From man pages:
NAME
su - substitute user identity
SYNOPSIS
su [-Kflm] [login [shell arguments]]
etc...
Pascal
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