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Running a script as a different user.
I did sudo because I couldn't figure out how to invoke su, and still run in tcsh. By default the users run bash and eventhough I put #!/bin/tcsh at the beginning of the script, it would still run in bash.- victorkhugo
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Running a script as a different user.
What I want to do is find out the current screen saver settings the current user has set. The way that I'm doing it now is, I split the tasks into two different scripts. #!/bin/tcsh set j=`users` foreach k ($j) echo $k if ("$k" != 'root') then sudo -u $k /usr/bin/forceScreenSaverSimple exit...- victorkhugo
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