Basically I am run a tclsh that cannot be run as root. As a solution I
am going to use a daemon run as root with a socket open to accept
messages sent to it. Seems like the only way in our implementation to
do this. It's a farily complex process running in multi-layers
unfortunately.
Lothar Braun wrote:
James Bergeron wrote:
Thanks, unfortunately.
1) won't work ... well it would work but I'm running a process within a
process that can't be run as root.
What does that mean?
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