Sometimes you might need to redirect the output with sudo privileges.
For example:
echo newhost.com > /etc/hostname
will give you the following error:
-bash: /etc/hostname: Permission denied
Unfortunately, using:
sudo echo newhost.com > /etc/hostname
will give the same error.
The solution is to start bash as sudo and then give the entire command to bash as input:
sudo bash -c “echo newhost.com > /etc/hostname”
or if u want by a specific user
sudo -u <some user> bash -c “echo newhost.com > /etc/hostname”
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