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18 8 I have a script where I need to start a command, then pass some additional commands as commands to that command. I tried su echo I should be root now: who am I exit echo done. ... but it doesn't work: The su succeeds, but then the command prompt is just staring at me. If I type exit at the prompt, the echo and who am i etc start executing! And the echo done. doesn't get executed at all. Similarly, I need for this to work over ssh : ssh remotehost # this should run under my account on remotehost su ## this should run as root on remotehost whoami exit ## back exit # back How do I solve this? I am looking for answers which solve this in a general fashion, and which are not specific to su or ssh in particular. The intent is for this question to become a canonical fo