Ah maybe…but it depends. :-) to execute just a single command you don’t Need to Change the home Folder or vars. if you execute scripts you should use “su -“. Do you know why “sudo” isn’t working?

Greets, Frank

Thank you Frank! I will mention this in the post! But don’t forget to do it with “su -“, keep in mind:

The hyphen has two effects:

1) switches from the current directory to the home directory of the new user (e.g., to /root in the case of the root user) by logging in as that user

2) changes the environmental variables to those of the new user as dictated by their ~/.bashrc. That is, if the first argument to su is a hyphen, the current directory and environment will be changed to what would be expected if the new user had actually logged on to a new session (rather than just taking over an existing session).

(https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Su)

thank you, but without “su”, you will get a “permission denied” error.

loginuser@utm:/home/login > cc set http response_timeout 180
-bash: /usr/local/bin/confd-client.plx: Permission denied

loginuser@utm:/home/login > su
Password:
utm:/home/login # cc set http response_timeout 180
1
utm:/home/login #

Increasing Timeout Value has also fixed my problems with updating wordpress plugins.

Regards, Frank