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09-08-2012
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09-08-2012
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user ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/bnf.sh

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09-08-2012
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Isnt it better to add a a "genwall.sudoers" in "/etc/sudoers.d/" ?
here is an example for the bnf.sudoers file
and then you can remove the sudo from the desktop fileCode:user ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/bnf.sh![]()
i really dont know the different but this is what all devs doing
Great job dude
./sifo
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09-09-2012
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and then you can remove the sudo from the desktop file![]()
i really dont know the different but this is what all devs doing
To use the icon from application browser you need to have sudser installed.
user ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/genwall
user ALL = NOPASSWD: /opt/genwall/bin/genwall
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09-09-2012
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09-09-2012
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Nope, if you follow sifo's first hint. Put a genwall.sudoers file into /etc/sudoers.d
And then call update 'update-sudoers' in postinstall script.
This will allow the user to execute genwall with sudo rights without entering a password. You still need to call it with sudo from desktop file as well as from command line.
Sudser just adds a * to sudoers (not my security-preferred thing, but easy for lazy) ...
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Install sysklogd and edit config file: