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| Subject: | running s scsh script with changed user and group id |
| From: | Sven.Hartrumpf@FernUni-Hagen.de |
| Date: | 24 Jul 2003 17:27:10 +0200 |
| Organization: | FernUni Hagen |
I need to run a scsh script with changed user id and group id (the ones of the file containing the script; Linux system, filesystem is nfs served from a Solaris 2.9 box). The naive way is: chmod 755 myscript chmod u+s myscript chgrp g+s myscript myscript starts like this: #!/programs/free/bin/scsh -s !# (write (user-uid)) (write (user-gid)) ... This doesn't work - probably because of starting the scsh interpreter in the first 2 magic lines. (no I don't want to change sticky bits of the interpreter :-) ) What is the recommended way to achieve my goal? Thanks in advance Sven |
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