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Michael Rodgers
Michael Rodgers

Reputation: 47

Using solar putting to run post authentication script which executes script on server

I would like to use Solar Putty's ability to run post authentication scripts. currently, I created a simple sudo script that it calls "sudo -iu flanger" which is stored in an external .sh file.

I imported the script and attached to my session so that on load it will call it. I noticed that I had to include one line break above the sudo command inorder for it to run ...and it works.

Now, I want to create a different script that would call the same sudo but aftwards would execute a script I have on the server. I tried the same thing in my local script by including a new line break and with the call to execute the script but it acts like it is ignoring it.

Is this even possible what I am attempting:

Upvotes: 1

Views: 421

Answers (1)

dakro
dakro

Reputation: 1

For me on Ubuntu sudo -iu doesn't work, but sudo -i does. To keep it open I have to add bash to the end of the script and you'll get a shell open to the password prompt.

Upvotes: 0

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