In my custom pattern I need to run a script file on a Linux server. The file gets uploaded in my pattern via MID-server but the file needs to be executed as user_x.
But I just found out that I can't switch user using sudo su user_x command and that I need to run it like this:
sudo -u user_x myUploadedFile.shHow is that done in the pattern? Here are my steps:
So, what do I do in step 3 to execute the file using the sudo -u command?
Thanks!
Edit: Found this thread, and it's basically the same but without a resolution. Adding the sudo -u command in the file did not solve the issue. Running a command on linux under sudo -u
Ok. So I asked around and got some feedback and tried a new approach and it seems to be doing what I want. Here's a screen shot of what the step in pattern looks like:
The output from Discovery Log gives me this:
Parse Command Output
2020-10-15 21:09:09: Executing SSH command: sudo -u <user_x> "/tmp/<foldername>/myUploadedFile.sh"
2020-10-15 21:09:11: Command result: sudo: unable to execute /tmp/<foldername>/myUploadedFile.sh: Permission denied
2020-10-15 21:09:11: Command failed with status 1
2020-10-15 21:09:11: Execution time: 2235 ms
I need to make sure correct permissions are set to file but this looks promising!
