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2011-06-05
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Could not init modem is an error that comes from pnatd and ussdquery.py can do nothing with it. If I understand things right it just means that modem is busy with something else (may be a call) or phone has lost network connection.
Dialpad uses another interface and it looks like it has more control over request process.
Erazor, than you for useful replies in this thread.
root leafpad /etc/sudoers
user ALL = NOPASSWD: ALL
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2011-06-05
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sry that i send a file in the deb
but i thought i help people to solve the problem.
for the people who had a problem with the modem thing
perhabs the sudo fie will solve the prob.
Code:root leafpad /etc/sudoers
Add
Code:user ALL = NOPASSWD: ALL
but beware. all programs can still go with root previlegs
hope this works
user ALL = NOPASSWD: ALL
update-sudoers
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Don't do that, you may break sudeoers file. Instead the correct procedure is the following:
*Create a file (name it as you wish) in /etc/sudoers.d
*Put inside*run as rootCode:user ALL = NOPASSWD: ALLAnd your sudoers file will be correctly updated.Code:update-sudoers
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2011-06-06
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Don't do that, you may break sudeoers file. Instead the correct procedure is the following:
*Create a file (name it as you wish) in /etc/sudoers.d
*Put inside*run as rootCode:user ALL = NOPASSWD: ALLAnd your sudoers file will be correctly updated.Code:update-sudoers
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2011-06-06
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@ moudy91: I have not added any file because I have easy-chroot installed and it already provides a sudoers file enabling sudo for all commands. But there is no need to send you any file, it just has to contain only that line I have written.
You may install easy-chroot so you get its sudoers file deployed.
Dialpad uses another interface and it looks like it has more control over request process.
Erazor, than you for useful replies in this thread.