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What command do i use in the terminal to switch to root? I also have the following command being run within the script to run the command. I have the script's owner set as root. So in this case you are. This is certainly a huge security issue.

I know my password and i am typing it correctly, but su indicates authentication failure. How do i change from user to superuser (root)? I was wondering how to run a command as another user from a script. This is certainly a huge security issue. Just do sudo su and you're on your way with your regular password.

If you still want to use su after reading the warnings in the question, there is no need to set a root password. I also have the following command being run within the script to run the command. This is certainly a huge security issue. So in this case you are. For backward compatibility, su defaults to not change the.

I am having problems with the su command. To return to the normal user. I have the script's owner set as root. If you still want to use su after reading the warnings in the question, there is no need to set a root password. From su 's man page:

I know my password and i am typing it correctly, but su indicates authentication failure. So in this case you are. From su 's man page: If you still want to use su after reading the warnings in the question, there is no need to set a root password. After entering the correct password i get the message su:

This is certainly a huge security issue. What command do i use in the terminal to switch to root? After entering the correct password i get the message su: Su root switches to the user named root and doesn't simulate directly. I was wondering how to run a command as another user from a script.

How do i change from user to superuser (root)? I was wondering how to run a command as another user from a script. From su 's man page: What command do i use in the terminal to switch to root? Sudo su asks your password, becomes root momentarily to run su as root.

So i checked on the internet and then went into recovery. Sudo su asks your password, becomes root momentarily to run su as root. To return to the normal user. I have the script's owner set as root. I am having problems with the su command.