[SOLVED] Session management error: Authentication Rejected

[ADFC]

Hello.

I have a Debian based distro (with gnome) in which I'm trying to run a Bash shell script.

The script has to execute a program (with root permissions), like this:

#!/bin/bash
su -c "./home/user/myprog"
exit

But after entering the root password, it returns the following error:

Session management error: Authentication Rejected, reason : None of the 
authentication protocols specified are supported and host -based 
authentication failed

Despite the error message, the program (myprog) still executes correctly (at least I don't see anything wrong with it).
But how can I solve this, and supress the error message?

What am I doing wrong?

Thank you
ADFC

[ADFC]

Anyone??

[oz]

Moving this to the scripting forum because you might get more help with it there.

[ADFC]

Hello!

OK, I think I have it.

I don't know exactly why, but giving permissions to the user in the sudoers file, and then running the program with the sudo command, fixes the error.

The error message is gone, the program works great, so... PERFECT!

I consider this thread SOLVED.

Thank you all.
ADFC

SOLVED