Can the permissions of the script be modified? You can set 755 as the
permisions set:
chmod 755 who
su & sudo will always ask you for password unless you login as root.

Israel.

krishnakumar escribió:

>Hello Experts
>I want to run script from another user in unix . Also the script
>has been calling from SQL. HOST command helps to call the unix file
>from sql . But my problem is the unix script has to be run by
>another user.
>I tried tht following
>
>$ sudo su - user2 -c who ==> it is asking password , but I couldn't
>able to connect though I typed correct pwd.
>
>$ /usr/bin ==> Here sudo is not available
>
>Please suggest me how to run the script from another user
>without asking the password ( As I am planning for automation )
>
>
>Thanks
>Krishna
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