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06-21-2004 10:05 AM
06-21-2004 10:05 AM
Any processes started at reboot by /sbin/rc are started by 'root'. Is there a way (maybe by using 'su') to have a process show as started by another user?
Any help would be geatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Brad
Any help would be geatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Brad
It's not impossible -- it'll just cost more...
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06-21-2004 10:08 AM
06-21-2004 10:08 AM
Solution
Hi Brad,
Yes. Use the -c flag with su. For ex.,
...
'start')
su - oracle -c dbstart
;;
...
Make sure dbstart is a script to start the database and is in the default path of 'oracle' user.
-Sri
Yes. Use the -c flag with su. For ex.,
...
'start')
su - oracle -c dbstart
;;
...
Make sure dbstart is a script to start the database and is in the default path of 'oracle' user.
-Sri
You may be disappointed if you fail, but you are doomed if you don't try
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06-21-2004 10:17 AM
06-21-2004 10:17 AM
Re: How to have rc start a process as another user
Sri,
Thanks much for your help. It works wonderfully!
Regards,
Brad
Thanks much for your help. It works wonderfully!
Regards,
Brad
It's not impossible -- it'll just cost more...
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