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I am working a script to generate a config file that I want to store in /etc/solignis. When I run the script as a limited user it does not allow me to create the directory or write the file. So the script will have to run as sudo or a root user, how can I check if the user is a root or atleast using sudo?
If
$>(aka$EFFECTIVE_USER_IDif youuse English) is non-zero, then the user is not root.