On 20 Jul 2000 21:12 Bret Hughes wrote:
>I would like to run netscape as a different user from a
>script to display some images. I (apparently mistakenly)
>thought that if I ran netscape from a script with the setuid
>bit set and the owner of the script being the user I want,
>that I could then launch netscape as that user. Nope. Is
>there anyway to do this? The object here is really to get
>two sepereate instances of netscape running so I can kill
>the first one. Everything I have tried just opens another
>window in the exising instance. If I su from a terminal
>window and then launch netscape I am jammin, but I don't
>know how to automate that. Any ideas.
su username -c command
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