Re: Small problems in Ubuntu hoary.

2005-02-17 Thread Joe Barnett 
On Fri, 04 Feb 2005 18:40:44 -0500, Hubert Figuiere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Colin Walters wrote:
 
  Since you're using Ubuntu, you should investigate what their
  NetworkManager packages (http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/NetworkManager)
  do, since clearly they have it working.  It might make sense for them to
  submit a patch which conditionally chooses which D-BUS policy to install
  depending on the target distribution.
 
 
 But it is clearly outdated, and seems to be crashing...
 
 Hub
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i just ran into the at_console problem myself:  it seems that thom's
Networkmanager packages changed the config files to allow by default
instead of deny.  Instead of opening it up for all users, I just added
a section to allow my user the permissions, and now NetworkManagerInfo
runs fine.  didnt' see this documented anywhere in the mailing list,
so now it is :)

-Joe
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Re: Small problems in Ubuntu hoary.

2005-02-17 Thread j 
with the latest version of dbus in hoary you can also do something like 
policy group=plugdev to limit it to a certain group instead of a 
single user. 
j

On Thu, 2005-02-17 at 10:28 -0800, Joe Barnett wrote:
i just ran into the at_console problem myself:  it seems that thom's
Networkmanager packages changed the config files to allow by default
instead of deny.  Instead of opening it up for all users, I just added
a section to allow my user the permissions, and now NetworkManagerInfo
runs fine.  didnt' see this documented anywhere in the mailing list,
so now it is :)

-Joe
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