create user to shutdown system
 

Hello .
Excuse me for bad English !

I need create user .
when user login --> system go to shutdown .

I create this script :
and make executable this script in /usr/local/sbin/sholt
now i do make user with this shell :
my passwd :
but do not work !:confused:

Right...it won't because you don't have permissions to shut down the system, and because you haven't specified the path to the shutdown command. First, put the user you just created into the SUDO'ers file, and make sure it doesn't prompt for a password. Then, in your script, modify the shutdown line to read:
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1. add the user in the sudoers file to allow him to shutdown the machine which typically only super users can do.
2. now login as the user 'sysoff' and every time you want to shutdown the machine; execute the following command exactly:

thank you for answer .
I need auto shutdown system after login .

3. login as sysoff and then run the following command:
log-out and then try to log-in again as sysoff; the system will start the shutdown process. what this does is; it will run the command in step 2 automatically every time you start a login-shell (or login in layman's term).

ooooooo !
Ok !
this script now work . :)
Thank you .

Good Morning:

This is exactly what I have for a shutdown script:


!#/bin/bash

sudo /sbin/shutdown -h now

Saved as Shutdown.sh

#whoami
root

#ls -l
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root Shutdown.sh

#Shutdown.sh
bash: Shutdown.sh: command not found


What am I doing wrong?

Thank you in advance for the assistance.

If I click the Shutdown.sh on the desktop it works. But if I run it in Bash it does not execute and errors out.

Thanks for the feedback.

The script isn't in your path, and you're not specifying it. Try "./Shutdown.sh", or "/some/path/to/Shutdown.sh".

Also, DON'T hijack someone elses thread with your question. Open your own thread for your own question.

Thanks and I won't again.