sudo permissions with scp

[mindspin311 <co...@gmail.com>]

I'm using scp to transfer a file to a server. I need to gain access of the
user deploy in order to to this (sudo su deploy) Is there a way to do this
inside the scp task? I currently had to ask a systems guy at my work to give
me temp permissions to use deploy under my current name, but was wondering
if their was a way that I could use sudo to do this?
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Re: sudo permissions with scp

[Krzysieq <kr...@gazeta.pl>]

I've played around with sudo in something more or less similar. You might
want to execute something like
bash -c "sudo your_stuff"

rather than the command itself. Don't want to discourage You, but in the end
I dropped the scp task and started doing a simple exec with an ssh command
in it. Don't know why, but I was getting some strange results, and this just
seemed easier.

Cheers,
Chris

2008/4/2, mindspin311 <co...@gmail.com>:
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>
> I'm using scp to transfer a file to a server. I need to gain access of the
> user deploy in order to to this (sudo su deploy) Is there a way to do this
> inside the scp task? I currently had to ask a systems guy at my work to
> give
> me temp permissions to use deploy under my current name, but was wondering
> if their was a way that I could use sudo to do this?
>
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