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Posted: Mar. 03 2007,09:28 QUOTE
Is there a way to execute some commands as user in a script called by root?

For example, in a script that requires to be run as root due to using "modprobe", is there a way to use "mydsl-load" as user?
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Posted: Mar. 03 2007,14:48 QUOTE
su dsl mydsl-load ....
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Posted: Mar. 04 2007,04:05 QUOTE
Aaah - thanks (don't recall seeing that anywhere).
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Posted: Mar. 04 2007,06:23 QUOTE
use man su?

Anyways, I think using that way implies -c (the way I'm used to using it)
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