I have some of programs in unix system which are to started with one_user say "xxxx".
I have sudo permission if i start these programs with sudo it shows root permission. But i want these programs permession should be "xxxx".
I tried "su user_name -c Program_name"
but it is not working..
pls help
You can use ssh to solve this problem.
Set up $HOME/.ssh/authorized_key entries for the users who need to be impersonated and then run the command using ssh and the matching private key.
srikanthus2002:
I have some of programs in unix system which are to started with one_user say "xxxx".
I have sudo permission if i start these programs with sudo it shows root permission. But i want these programs permession should be "xxxx".
I tried "su user_name -c Program_name"
but it is not working..
pls help
could you please post the reason it is not working? that is the proper syntax - i created a script that touches a file, ran it as root and the file is owned by the user i set it to run as
when I run the script all application relates services are started but with root permissions.
ps -elf | grep application_service executed
it shows root instead of users_permission.
help me out if it is possible in shell script or perl...