Phil Dibowitz wrote: > Thoughts? Comments? Sorry, I didn't comment earlier, I didn't read it thoroughly enough to realize that you hadn't committed this yet and started building test packages ;)
The script in general looks good; I need to do some testing on my current udev/policykit rules to make sure they're working properly and/or installed properly. Something's not right (but I haven't received any bug reports either, hmm) since I've been needing to run it w/ sudo whereas I didn't previously. My only question would be which part of the package do you think you would put the udev/policykit stuff in? I had been building them as part of the concordance binary since it was necessary to use it as a normal user, but now that I think about a little more it may make more sense to have them be part of libconcord so other front-ends like congruity can be used w/o sudo as well. -Doug
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