Me thinks it's something that has changed in recent CVS. I have the
same problem and the permissions are all world readable for /proc/swap.
# Endaf
Dan Wilga wrote:
On 6/10/05, Dan Wilga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 6:34 PM -0500 6/9/05, Matt wrote:
>Running CVS, when I go into the system status, when I try to view the
>Swap it shows "Unknown". It used to work just fine until I upgraded
>to latest CVS recently. Any ideas?
Swap shows just fine for me, as of a CVS version from about a week
ago. Perhaps when you upgraded the setuid bit was lost, and the user
you're running mythfrontend as can get to /proc ?
--
So how could I fix that?
First:
ls -ld /proc
If you see something like:
dr-xr-x--- 219 root system 0 May 31 09:37 /proc
then the mode "dr-xr-x---" means that only root and people in the
group called "system" can read /proc. One way around this would be to
add whatever user you run mythfrontend as to the system group. (pico
/etc/group)
Another way would be to use setuid on mythfrontend. Have a look at
Jarod's guide. I'm sure it's in there somewhere.
If the mode on the directory is already "dr-xr-xr-x", then this
probably isn't your problem.
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