Roger Grosswiler wrote:
i just asked myself, why a normal user shouldn't be able to run pup by
itself without root permission.
I think, this could be an issue to configure in the future.
Meanwhile, i entered a group as sudoers. In the shell, everybody on this
machine is now able to run pup.
I changed pup.desktop in /usr/share/applications
to Exec = sudo /usr/bin/pup
..it seems, gnome does not like this kind of entry ;) because i couldnt
then launch it from gnome no longer.
does anybody know, how i could handle this without a shellscript in
between?
Thanks,
Roger
So you want Linux to have a security blanket like $Windows , so it will
make your life easier.
BOY!! some of these ex $Windows users.
Jim
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