sudo: command not found
Try,
export PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:$PATH
Probably you replaced the path variable while trying to set a new path variable.
Going forward, do 'echo $PATH' before adding a new path variable.
Bradley Odell
Updated on June 04, 2022Comments
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Bradley Odell almost 2 years
I am trying to execute
screen
as another user usingsudo
.I'm using the command:
echo 'userpassword' | /usr/bin/sudo -u 'myuser' -S '/usr/bin/screen -ls'
Any help found on the internet says that the
sudo
clears the environment variables (likePATH
). So I decided to use the full path to the applications but I'm still getting the command not found error.Error:
sudo: /usr/bin/screen -ls: command not found
Sudo is installed on the system. Screen is installed on the system.
For
sudo
, I have tried the-E
and-H
flag but it doesn't help.I tried to set
PATH
variable using something like this:... | /usr/bin/sudo -u 'myuser' -S 'env PATH=$PATH; /usr/bin/screen -ls'
Supposedly the
$PATH
was suppose to expand before the command executes but I was getting other errors...Can someone provide a command that will let me execute commands as another user and explain what each part of the command does so I can understand it?
Thanks.