-- From Danilo 08-07-2014 at 16:19 --
Hi Amadeus
Am Di, 8. Jul 2014, um 16:08, schrieb Amadeus Folego:
I also can't use it as non-root, how did you solve it?
You need to change the owner of the binary to root and set the suid
bit:
$ sudo chown root slock
$ sudo chmod
Hi all
In commit ba3acfc, a patch has been applied to disable the Linux OOM
killer for slock.
While I like that change, I could not figure out what the proper way is
to start slock without root privileges. A regular user does not seem to
have write permissions on /proc/self/oom_score_adj. Can
Oh, never mind that stupid question. Sorry about bothering you, when
setting the suid bit I forgot to change the owner to root, so of course
that didn't help...
Have a nice day,
Danilo
Am Di, 8. Jul 2014, um 11:42, schrieb Danilo:
Hi all
In commit ba3acfc, a patch has been applied to
On Tue, 08 Jul 2014 12:04:29 +0200
Danilo m...@dbrgn.ch wrote:
Oh, never mind that stupid question. Sorry about bothering you, when
setting the suid bit I forgot to change the owner to root, so of course
that didn't help...
Hey Danilo,
I ran into that issue, too, when I wrote the patch to
Hi FRIGN, Danilo,
I also can't use it as non-root, how did you solve it?
Thanks, Amadeus.
On Tue, Jul 08, 2014 at 03:16:33PM +0200, FRIGN wrote:
On Tue, 08 Jul 2014 12:04:29 +0200
Danilo m...@dbrgn.ch wrote:
Oh, never mind that stupid question. Sorry about bothering you, when
setting
Hi Amadeus
Am Di, 8. Jul 2014, um 16:08, schrieb Amadeus Folego:
I also can't use it as non-root, how did you solve it?
You need to change the owner of the binary to root and set the suid
bit:
$ sudo chown root slock
$ sudo chmod u+s slock
If you use make install, this happens automatically.
Oh, Thanks!
I did not know about the make install thing, I was just building
it.
On Tue, Jul 08, 2014 at 04:19:41PM +0200, Danilo wrote:
Hi Amadeus
Am Di, 8. Jul 2014, um 16:08, schrieb Amadeus Folego:
I also can't use it as non-root, how did you solve it?
You need to change the owner
