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Updated usage comment.

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Darko Poljak 2016-04-15 12:04:31 +02:00
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cdist/conf/explorer/su
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# This explorer returns script code string for running a command with su. # This explorer returns script code string for running a command with su.
# If no su is found then it returns empty string. # If no su is found then it returns empty string.
# It uses two arguments, first user and the second command to run. # It uses two arguments, first user and the second command to run.
# If the result string is assigned to foo it is used as: # If the result string is assigned to foo it can be used in code
# $ $foo user command # generation as:
# echo "$foo user command"
# #
which su > /dev/null 2>&1 which su > /dev/null 2>&1

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cdist/conf/explorer/sucmd
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# If no su nor sudo is found then it returns string script code to run # If no su nor sudo is found then it returns string script code to run
# bare command. # bare command.
# It uses two arguments, first user and the second command to run. # It uses two arguments, first user and the second command to run.
# If the result string is assigned to foo it is used as: # If the result string is assigned to foo it can be used in code
# $ $foo user command # generation as:
# echo "$foo user command"
# #
sudo_func() { sudo_func() {

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cdist/conf/explorer/sudo
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# This explorer returns script code string for running a command with sudo. # This explorer returns script code string for running a command with sudo.
# If no sudo is found then it returns empty string. # If no sudo is found then it returns empty string.
# It uses two arguments, first user and the second command to run. # It uses two arguments, first user and the second command to run.
# If the result string is assigned to foo it is used as: # If the result string is assigned to foo it can be used in code
# $ $foo user command # generation as:
# echo "$foo user command"
# #
which sudo > /dev/null 2>&1 which sudo > /dev/null 2>&1