You can take a look at the Modello_Installer package, specifically the spec file. In there I’m using su app –c to execute the install as app, even though I’m currently root. So for example:
su app –c “xwalkctl –I Modello_Homescreen.wgt” This allows you to satisfy the need of being root to install the rpm, and the need to be app when using xwalkctl. Hope that helps. From: McGee, Art [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2014 2:09 PM To: Jones, Brian J; [email protected]; [email protected]; VanCutsem, Geoffroy Subject: Installing On Crosswalk I have been working crosswalk 7 on Jun 02 snapshot of ivi. I've been able to install and run apps but only as app user. I have been unable to do this as root. I have an rpm that installs the apps but I need to be able to run the xwalkctl instructions to install the app. How do I do that with an rpm. If this is an existing Jira issue please share with me. If you think I should post one let me know. This seems to be a simple 'sudo' like command that would allow me to run commands as app. Thanks, -- Art McGee Infotainment Engineer Jaguar Land Rover One World Trade Center, 121 Southwest Salmon Street, 11th Floor, Portland, Oregon, 97204
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