How to run a command after logging using a SFTP client..
sukhmeet_at_gmail.com
Date: 09/26/05
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Date: 26 Sep 2005 07:54:13 -0700
Hi,
I am using ultraedit to edit unix files using SFTP. Previously i was
able to access the files on the server smoothly using a generic account
which is shared among different users. Now since my comp has installed
an additonal layer of seurity due to which i have to first login using
my personal account to the unix shell after that i need to do sudo su -
[ generic account username]
.
The prolem is now that if a login using ultraedit i am not able to
edit the files since after doing sudo su ... the files are created
having owner as the
genrice account username. Using ultraedit i am only able to login to my
personal account.
Is there any way i can fire the command sudo su after logging in
using SFTP
Thanks
Sukhmeet
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