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• Started 9 years ago by emninger
• Latest reply from llev
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   emninger
   

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   I note a somewhat incongruent behaviour of tazpanel: When i start tazpanel as root (by suboxor gksu) i'm there correctly as root. But when i change to Packages i become nobodyand i have to re-change to root. Shouldn't tazpanel remember that it was started by root?

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   az_ua
   

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   Is your system updated? I can't reproduce this right now, but remember this bug in past.
   No relogin both in subox tazpanel and standart launch with browser's auth.
   Need more details how you did it, especially the last page before swithching to 'nobody'.

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   emninger
   

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   I tried:

   terminal > subox tazpanel
   terminal > gksu tazpanel
   terminal > su > <passwd> root# tazpanel

   Any of them brings me to summary of tazpanel.

   Then > packages and i'm back to nobody (not root anymore)

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   az_ua
   

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   Show output of:

   tazpkg -l | grep taz
   (any term)

   env
   Only in tazpanel's builtin terminal (NOT xterm/vte)

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   llev
   

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   I confirm the bug.
   

   slitaz-base-files                  286               base-système
   slitaz-boot-scripts                415               base-système
   slitaz-configs                     267               base-système
   slitaz-configs-base                267               base-système
   slitaz-doc                         4.4.1             base-système
   slitaz-icon                        1.2.1             divers
   slitaz-menus                       2.4.2             X-window
   slitaz-polar-cursors               1.0               X-window
   slitaz-toolchain                   5.0               méta
   slitaz-tools                       957               outils-système
   slitaz-tools-boxes                 957               outils-système
   tazbug                             88                réseau
   tazinst                            63                base-système
   tazinst-gui                        63                base-système
   tazlito                            386               base-système
   tazpanel                           545               outils-système
   tazpanel-extra                     545               outils-système
   tazpanel-ttf-css                   545               divers
   tazpkg                             839               base-système
   tazusb                             181               base-système
   tazweb                             165               réseau
   tazwikiss                          248               bureautique

   nobody@slitaz:/tmp$ env
   GATEWAY_INTERFACE=CGI/1.1
   USER=nobody
   TEXTDOMAIN=tazpanel
   SHLVL=8
   REMOTE_ADDR=[::ffff:127.0.0.1]
   HOME=/dev/null
   QUERY_STRING=path=%2Ftmp&cmd=env+
   OLDPWD=/var/www/tazpanel
   REMOTE_PORT=39121
   HTTP_USER_AGENT=TazWeb (X11; SliTaz GNU/Linux; U; en_US)
   HTTP_ACCEPT=text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8
   SCRIPT_FILENAME=/var/www/tazpanel/index.cgi
   HTTP_HOST=127.0.0.1:82
   LOGNAME=nobody
   REQUEST_URI=/index.cgi?path=%2Ftmp&cmd=env+
   SERVER_SOFTWARE=busybox httpd/1.23.2
   TERM=linux
   HTTP_COOKIE=guiuser=nobody
   PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin
   RUNLEVEL=laptop
   DISPLAY=:0.0
   SERVER_PROTOCOL=HTTP/1.0
   LANG=fr_FR.UTF-8
   PATH_INFO=
   SHELL=/bin/sh
   REQUEST_METHOD=GET
   PWD=/tmp
   LC_ALL=
   TZ=Europe/Paris
   SCRIPT_NAME=/index.cgi

   As you can see I'm back to nobody also when going to the builtin terminal.

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   az_ua
   

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   Try #
   sed s/nobody/root/ -i /var/www/tazpanel/lib/libtazpanel

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   emninger
   

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   That seems to work ...

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   llev
   

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   Here as well.

   Posted 9 years ago #

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