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2010-08-04
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2010-08-04
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2010-08-04
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2010-08-04
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have you typed this in your launchmee.sudoers file?
user ALL = NOPASSWD: /sbin/launchmee
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2010-08-04
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Yes
and i have for the launchmee set the permissions to 755
the problem is, that the sudoers file dosen't moove to etc/sudoers.d...only if i copy the file with cp or mv...my script will start...
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2010-08-05
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I'am coming around with another (i think a n00b-one) Question.
I've created a QT App for the N900 which runs a shell-script as well...but only if i copy the .sudoers file manual in the /etc/sudoers.d Dir.
I've declared in the project.pro file that the file has to be installed @ the /etc/sudoers.d but that comes not to this point.
In my .deb Package it's still there in data/etc/sudoers.d but it won't moove to this Directory
Why can't things be simple *g*....
Does it have something to do with the permissions?
Could anyone please help me......again ?
Thanks at this time !