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NAME

       runaspcp - execute a shell command as the user ``pcp''

SYNOPSIS

       $PCP_BINADM_DIR/runaspcp [-s shell] command

DESCRIPTION

       runaspcp runs the single argument command as the user $PCP_USER and group $PCP_GROUP (both
       from /etc/pcp.conf).

       The command is run by sh(1) by default, else shell from the -s (or --shell)  command  line
       argument.

       Normally  runaspcp is used from the PCP ``init'' scripts that are launched as ``root'' but
       need to downgrade their privileges when running some PCP  daemons  as  the  ``pcp''  user.
       runaspcp  provides  a  portable  solution  for  platforms  where  neither  setpriv(1)  nor
       runuser(1) is available, although these alternates will be used in preference to  runaspcp
       if they are installed.

       The -?, --help option displays a usage message.

DIAGNOSTICS

       The exit status is 1 if runaspcp cannot change user or group, or cannot execute the shell,
       else the exit status of command.

SEE ALSO

       runuser(1), setpriv(1) and sh(1).