On 14.03.2013 00:46, VDR User wrote:
Why not just move vdr to the end of your init instead of having it
fool around with setting things like $HOME, $SHELL, etc?
Probably because he starts VDR as root to allow it to, for instance,
set the system time, but wants to limit its rights to those of a
Hello,
depending on the init system and the way, how it is configured, scripts,
executed by VDR, either have variables like HOME unset or still set to
/root. This is useless for scripts or other external software, called by VDR.
My small patch sets the common environment variables to the
Why not just move vdr to the end of your init instead of having it
fool around with setting things like $HOME, $SHELL, etc?
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