I think there is enough information to confirm that you cannot get the
hard drive temp without being root. I haven't been able to verify yet
if this is the proper functionality though. It seems that setting the
+s flag will allow a non-root user to work around the issue
** Changed in: hddtemp (U
confirm :)
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I can cofirm this in Xubuntu 13.04.
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** Changed in: hddtemp (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
Status: Confirmed => Triaged
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Cannot confirm that I had to fix gusty before the hddtemp worked but can
confirm that the "upgrade" process broke it.
What exactly do you expect of me in order that you have as complete an
explanation as I know how to give?
>> "* Please verify that you didn't change any permissions in gusty to
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sudo chmod u+s /usr/sbin/hddtemp
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I know that the sticky bit can be set in order to use it as a non-root
user, I just want to make sure that the intended default action is
actually working properly...
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I can confirm this in Ubuntu 9.04. Setting the sticky bit apparently
doesn't solve the issue that the sensors applet cannot access the hard
drive sensors, although it does allow the shell command to work.
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