On Thu, Sep 11, 2003 at 03:41:19PM -0300, Angelo Marcos Rigo wrote:
> Hi
>
> I would like to use the gshutdown utility from the system menu ondebian woody
> but when i press it he says that only the root user can use it
>
> How can i use the gshutdown utility with a norm
Hi
I would like to use the
gshutdown utility from the system menu ondebian woody
but when i press it he says
that only the root user can use it
How can i use the gshutdown
utility with a normal user?
without having to change to
root user?
Thank´s in
advance
Ângelo Rigo
[EMAIL
On Sun, 26 Aug 2001 15:14:47 +0800, Paolo Alexis Falcone wrote:
> ** 2.)Still in GNOME: in gshutdown, how do I make normal user accounts able
> to shutdown/reboot without the need for su/sudoing at the console? I would
> appreciate such as some of our computers here are turned on
would sure help if there would be a temporary folder to hold files to be
temporarily deleted rather than erasing them from existence...
2.)Still in GNOME: in gshutdown, how do I make normal user accounts able to
shutdown/reboot without the need for su/sudoing at the console? I would
appreciate su
t; at
> the command line. Then I noticed that the gnome-utils package
> includes "gshutdown". I can find no documentation, so was wondering
> where I could configure it so that certain persons could call it
> without being root. Any ideas would be most welcome!
Well most
6Config:
StandByTime 0
SuspendTime 20
OffTime 25
change values to suit your preference.
also add:
Option "power_saver"
to the Device section.
this makes the power save settings global to the X server instead of
per session with xset, which i presume is what you are do
m the root password. At first I installed
sudo and set it up so that they could type "sudo shutdown -h now" at
the command line. Then I noticed that the gnome-utils package
includes "gshutdown". I can find no documentation, so was wondering
where I could configure it so that
On Thu, 6 May 1999, Robert Kerr wrote:
> I'm using gnome with enlightenment, and I'd like to add the gshutdown to
> my panel. I've added it successfully, changed gshutdown to setuid root,
You should know that this is a *huge* security hole. You're welcome to
have
I'm using gnome with enlightenment, and I'd like to add the gshutdown to
my panel. I've added it successfully, changed gshutdown to setuid root,
and when I type gshutdown in a window I get the nice shutdown confirmation
dialog. But, when I click on the gshutdown button, I get t
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