Thanks for your offer, still very interested to look at your own
example. I think may be hard to happen on the "universal solution".
Thanks in advance
Jesus
Steven James Drinnan escribió:
> For me I would use neither, it would rely on those packages being
> available. In Fedora it uses its own
For me I would use neither, it would rely on those packages being
available. In Fedora it uses its own graphical system - sorry can tell
you the name its linked directly to the authentication system. As such
those packages are nowhere to be seen.
Instead let your package do the checking using shel
Thanks, Jose
This is a good approach, too. But also not perfect, ;-) ... A friend of
mine tells that in his Debian testing (KDE), no kdesu is available.
Instead it have 'kdesudo', so in this case your code (and David's too)
might fail. We must check for this, too.
Another issue is that I want
On 5/18/09, Jesus Guardon wrote:
> Yes, I know it may be a little off-topic, but the question is:
>
> I need to launch a process with root privileges from SHELL command in
> Gambas. Users of my application can have Gnome or KDE, so I don't know
> which command I must issue to get it to work.
>
Hey, thanks for your quick reply, David
I'm going to test it now. I didn't know of these constants before.
Just in case they match, because I've found in OpenSuSe 11.1 with KDE 4
that it is the opposite, it comes with gksu (at least in my testing VM).
Also, we may use "which gksu" to know if it
Hi,
If Application.Env["KDE_FULL_SESSION"] Then
Shell "kdesu " & Command
Else If Application.Env["GNOME_DESKTOP_SESSION_ID"] Then
Shell "gksu " & Command
Endif
Saludos
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David
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