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su root as user from a script
Name: db2dev Date: June 2, 2004 at 15:01:33 Pacific OS: hp ux CPU/Ram: 2 gb
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Thanks for the response. I've another question. I was trying to connect to a remote system via ssh. When I run the script from my user account, ssh connects to remote system successfully. If I try running the same script as root, ssh asks for root password as ssh does't automatically login as root (unless I enable it in sshd2_config). I also learnt that su root can be done after logging as user. How can I achieve that in my script? Thanks
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