Maciej,
I think the first use case is enough. That would suffice. We can think about it
later. There are some cases in which we are helpless. If the whole environment
gets replaced, then I cant find any way for the script to know which user
actually initiated it.
I would suggest you to finish t
Sorry I could get back to it so late.
I've figured out a way to handle the problem with root privileges (at least,
most cases).
Plugin now forks right after collecting data. Fork tries to find out who ran it
really (by checking environment variables) and sets it's UID and GID like he
was that u
Maybe yum logs its actions to some file which can be read by users (and
so parsed by zeitgeist-datahub)?
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Title:
Add
Just click on also affects and set it to zeitgeist. Seif and rainct should
decide now as rest are not so free for zg work
On 27-Apr-2011 1:21 AM, "Maciej Małecki" <769...@bugs.launchpad.net> wrote:
>
> For ls it's true, because ~ is expanded by bash. Python works in a bit
different way:
>$ sudo
For ls it's true, because ~ is expanded by bash. Python works in a bit
different way:
$ sudo python
>>> import os
>>> os.getenv("HOME")
'/root'
>>> import os.path
>>> os.path.expanduser("~")
'/root'
Yes, there are few environment variables preserved (like USERNAME), bu
I think this is not much of a problem provided the user uses "sudo" instead
"su".
Just try
$ sudo ls ~
You will see that it is outputs the folders of your directory and not root's
When you use sudo you just get superuser privileges and your environment
variable are not changed.
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Oops. Now I'm facing a problem which I haven't thought about before and which I
haven't noticed before latest commit.
Zeitgeist-daemon is running with privileges of current user, whilst yum needs
root privileges to run, so yum plugin tries to talk to nonexistent
zeitgeist-daemon in context of ro
This branch is not done yet (it does nothing besides installing this "plugin"
now), I think I will get it done in 2 days or so (I will issue a merge request
then).
I'm currently using Fedora 15 and Fedora 14 (though tomorrow I'm switching all
hosts to Fedora 15).
Fedora 15 Beta is here: http://f
Maciej,
I saw your yum branch. Will merge it once I download Fedora and improve that
branch a bit more. BTW which version of Fedora should I install and which
version? The latest one in development? F15? Link to download that exact one?
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Title:
Add support for yum
Status in Zeitge
There's an API. Plugin gets "inserted" into process of installing packages. It
is described here: http://yum.baseurl.org/wiki/WritingYumPlugins
There is also another way ( http://mo.morsi.org/blog/node/220 ), but it would
need to be called with some interval, gather information about all installe
Maciej,
You have an idea how of yum works internally, can any script be loaded?
Means extensions support. If it is there, then it's a great thing.
Please let us know
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