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From: Shawn Ramsey <avatar@godzilla.cyberg8t.net>
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Subject: su adduser
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I need to do something like the following :

su root -c 'addcust $1'


Is it possible to do something like that, and call this command from a
file such as :


./command username-to-add

??

Thanks