severity 439409 important
thanks
Hi,
this report may is older. However I think thats a problem too. There a
scenarios I want to use partition tools without root. The first one is
the floppy-case as Stefan said. Another scenario is when I want to
create or partition an image which exists as file i
Hi Stefan,
Are you sure that you can simply "cat /dev/sdg" on your
GNU/Linux distribution?
This non-root user can already cause the same serious consequences
without gparted (e.g. with a simple cat /dev/sdg).
On my ubuntu 8.04 system, the underlying devices are not open to
unprivileged us
reopen 439409
thanks
>> The subject says it all: if you try to run gparted as a non-root user,
>> gparted just puts up a message saying "you must be root". Thing is, I
>> wanted to repartition an external device to which my non-root user has
>> read/write access.
> That's the way gparted was disi
Package: gparted
Version: 0.3.3-2
Severity: normal
The subject says it all: if you try to run gparted as a non-root user,
gparted just puts up a message saying "you must be root". Thing is,
I wanted to repartition an external device to which my non-root user
has read/write access.
Stef
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