Must be X changes.
When BIT is running under user A and the X under user B, A can't access
it unless B allow it (I think is about xhost).
Regards,
Dan
Richard Bailey wrote:
I upgraded to Karmic this weekend and get a pleasant surprise with BiT.
My backups are actually scheduled as root backing up /etc and multiple
user's home folder. Under my username I choose the same backup
location and add include files for me, but no schedule. This allows
BiT to backup all the files it needs and I or any user can restore
their own files as needed.
Anyhow, since BiT only ran as root I never saw the notification icon,
until Karmic. Now, even though the BiT process is running as root I
see a notification icon in my tray... it's pretty cool. Not sure why
it happens though, maybe something changed with X?
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