I don't need superuser rights. Network Manager's dispatcher.d runs as
superuser, and I need to execute commands as a particular user to set
its proxy configuration in gconf. As root, it is not possible to
change user's gconf, because it cannot connect to the user's gconfd.
2011/9/21 José Queiroz :
I don't think so. Consider if super-user rights is really needed inside the
script, if so, use SUID-root. It's lame, but works.
2011/9/21 José Moyano
> Hi José Queiroz (tocayo ;)
>
> Do you think that su $user -c will work instead of sudo?
>
> 2011/9/21 José Queiroz :
> > Hello Jose Moyano,
> >
Hi José Queiroz (tocayo ;)
Do you think that su $user -c will work instead of sudo?
2011/9/21 José Queiroz :
> Hello Jose Moyano,
>
> "sudo" only works if run from a valid terminal. This may be the problem with
> your script.
>
> 2011/9/21 José Moyano
>>
>> Hi everybody,
>>
>> I write the follow
Hello Jose Moyano,
"sudo" only works if run from a valid terminal. This may be the problem with
your script.
2011/9/21 José Moyano
> Hi everybody,
>
> I write the following script to make network manager dispatcher to
> change the proxy automagically based on site IP.
>
> #!/bin/sh
>
> IF=$1
>
Hi everybody,
I write the following script to make network manager dispatcher to
change the proxy automagically based on site IP.
#!/bin/sh
IF=$1
STATUS=$2
echo "-" >> \
/var/log/autoproxy.log
date >> /var/log/autoproxy.log
e
