Sorry for opening an old thread but I arrived to this one as one of my requirements is to also pass arguments to the command as
$0 and
$1. Can you please suggest how to append this code that it also works with arguments ?
echo "$var1 and $var2 can be read here";
open my $fh, "|-", "sudo su - APP" or die "can't run sudo: $
+?";
print $fh <<' _EOF_';
ls
echo "$var1 and $var2 can't be found here ? :( "
_EOF_
close $fh;
2019-04-23 Athanasius added code tags
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