How to use su command over adb shell

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I need to make a script that executes a lots of thing on Android device  my device is rooted  when I enter on the shell  I can give the command su  and it works but I need pass this command like   adb shell   su  mv  sdcard Download app test  data local  cd  data local    app test  exit  exit      when I put some commands before the su it works  according what I read su creates a new shell that return immediately  but I need give commands on the su shell  how can I do that

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On my Linux I see an error with  adb shell  su -c   your command goes here         su  invalid uid gid  -c    The solution is on Linux  adb shell su 0   your command goes here

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By default CM10 only allows root access from Apps not ADB  Go to Settings -  Developer options -  Root access  and change option to  Apps and ADB

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The su command does not execute anything  it just raise your privileges   Try adb shell su -c YOUR COMMAND

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for my use case  i wanted to grab the SHA1 hash from the magisk config file  the below worked for me   adb shell  su -c  cat  sbin  magisk config   grep SHA   awk -F     print  2

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1  adb shell su win cmd C   gt adb shell id uid 2000 shell  gid 2000 shell   C   gt adb shell  su -c id   system bin sh  su -c id  inaccessible or not found  C   gt adb shell  quot su -c id quot  uid 0 root  gid 0 root  groups 0 root  context u r magisk s0  C   gt adb shell su -c id    uid 0 root  gid 0 root  groups 0 root  context u r magisk s0  win msys bash msys2 bash    adb shell  su -c id  uid 0 root  gid 0 root  groups 0 root  context u r magisk s0 msys2 bash    adb shell  quot su -c id quot  uid 0 root  gid 0 root  groups 0 root  context u r magisk s0 msys2 bash    adb shell su -c id uid 0 root  gid 0 root  groups 0 root  context u r magisk s0  2  adb shell -t if want run am cmd  -t option maybe required  C   gt adb shell su -c am stack list cmd  Failure calling service activity  Failed transaction  2147483646   C   gt adb shell -t su -c am stack list Stack id 0 bounds  0 0  1200 1920  displayId 0 userId 0      shell options   shell  -e ESCAPE   -n   -Tt   -x   COMMAND          run remote shell command  interactive shell if no command given       -e  choose escape character  or  quot none quot   default          -n  don t read from stdin      -T  disable pty allocation      -t  allocate a pty if on a tty  -tt  force pty allocation       -x  disable remote exit codes and stdout stderr separation   Android Debug Bridge version 1 0 41 Version 30 0 5-6877874

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Well  if your phone is rooted you can run commands with the su -c command  Here is an example of a cat command on the build prop file to get a phone s product information  adb shell  quot su -c  cat  system build prop  grep  quot product quot   quot   This invokes root permission and runs the command inside the      Notice the 5 end quotes  that is required that you close ALL your end quotes or you will get an error  For clarification the format is like this  adb shell  quot su -c   your command goes here   quot   Make sure you enter the command EXACTLY the way that you normally would when running it in shell

[android] How to use su command over adb shell?

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