On 941317967 seconds since the Beginning of the UNIX epoch
David Forbes wrote:
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>Summary: I'd really like to be able to execute a script at start up as a
>user other than root.  Easy I thought: chmod u+s.  However, top suggests
>otherwise.  How can I get around this?

Generally I do this by:

	su user -c /path/to/script

Which, until someone corrects me, seems to do the right thing.  ;)

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