On Wed, 02.06.10 10:05, Tollef Fog Heen ([email protected]) wrote:
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> ]] Steve Herber
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> | I just noticed this change:
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> | 8 hours build-sys: move systemd from /sbin to /bin since it should be
> used by normal ...Lennart Poettering 1 -5/+2
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> | When would a non-ro
On Wed, Jun 02, 2010 at 12:13:28AM -0700, Steve Herber wrote:
> I just noticed this change:
>
> 8 hours build-sys: move systemd from /sbin to /bin since it should be
> used by normal ...Lennart Poettering 1 -5/+2
>
> When would a non-root user even invoke the systemd execu
]] Steve Herber
| I just noticed this change:
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| 8 hours build-sys: move systemd from /sbin to /bin since it should be
used by normal ...Lennart Poettering 1 -5/+2
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| When would a non-root user even invoke the systemd executable?
systemd can be a session manager too
Systemd can also be used as a session manager, which is run as a simple
user.
On 2 June 2010 09:13, Steve Herber wrote:
> I just noticed this change:
>
> 8 hours build-sys: move systemd from /sbin to /bin since it should be used
> by normal ...Lennart Poettering 1 -5/+2
>
> Wh
I just noticed this change:
8 hours build-sys: move systemd from /sbin to /bin since it should be used by
normal ...Lennart Poettering 1 -5/+2
When would a non-root user even invoke the systemd executable?
For testing an expert might run systemd as a non-root user but
then th
