Re: su user -c

run this script of own user, runs correctly > > but when (inside the script) I use: > > su user -c > email0=us...@domain0.org;email1=us...@domain1.org;name=user0;username=user1;domainname=domain0;echo > | mutt -s "test message $name" -b email0 email1 You need to quote the

su user -c

Hi all :-) this is the part of my script: email0=us...@domain0.org;email1=us...@domain1.org;name=user0;username=user1;domainname=domain0;echo | mutt -s "test message $name" -b email0 email1 if I run this script of own user, runs correctly but when (inside the script) I use: su user

su $USER -c "rm ..." not working from gdm script

I am trying to delete a file created by a user in their home directory through the gdm PostSession script. This is proving difficult since /home is an nfs mounted directory. This is the line of the script. su $USER -c "rm -f /home/$USER/.smb.lock" I know $USER is correctly set, and t