Sudo会中断导入我的脚本

Question

I have a shell script (my.sh) which imports another file (myfile.env). The name of myfile.env is passed as an argument to my.sh. It works well as root and I want the ability to run it to be given for other users via sudo.

myfile.env

some shell scripts........

my.sh

ENVFILE="$1"
if [ -e $ENVFILE ] ; then
    . $ENVFILE
fi 

I call the my.sh as

sudo /abc/def/my.sh myfile.sh

sudoers file goes as below

Cmnd_Alias MYSUDO = /abc/def/my.sh, /bin/bash
%mygroup ALL = MUSUDO

Unfortunately this results with an error in the 3rd line in the my.sh code above. It says

.: myfile.env: cannot open [No such file or directory]

its funny that i get this error after a check on file exist returned true.

sudo -s and -E options didn't help (don't know whether I used them correctly)

Can someone please help me to resolve this? I am using CeNT OS 6.5

Answer 1

use sudo /abc/def/my.sh /absolute/path/to/myfile.env

If myfile.sh is supposed to be in the same dir as my.sh, then my.sh can do this:

ENVFILE=$(dirname "$0")/"$1"

Answer 2

Finally I was able to get it done. It was setting in the sudoer file to get the directories (the folder in with those files were) into safe path list.

All I had to do was,

run visudo

and append the two dolders (where the files are) into

Defaults secure_path  list

That will add those directories into the PATH when a user get elevated rights.

https://askubuntu.com/questions/128413/setting-the-path-so-it-applies-to-all-users-including-root-sudo