Hello again. When i open applications which need su or gksu commands sometimes a string "Granting rights" appears in the window. I just find this
http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs ... 28423.html. Anyone who can help me?
edit: It happens mostly when i use desktop launchers to run these applications.
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gksu and su problem(SOLVED)
Re: gksu and su problem
Yes . I have made all the updates upgrades.
I don't have problem when i use them via terminal. But sometimes when i use their desktop launchers.
A semi-solution i find is using gksudo instead of gksu in launcher commands. It seems my problem is solved! A more scientific solution would be better
I don't have problem when i use them via terminal. But sometimes when i use their desktop launchers.
A semi-solution i find is using gksudo instead of gksu in launcher commands. It seems my problem is solved! A more scientific solution would be better
Re: gksu and su problem
I think that su-to-root -X is the correct way to launch an application with administrative privileges in X, because it picks the right wrapper.
If Gconf Editor is installed, you might want to check the key /apps/gksu/sudo-mode. One must enable it when the administrator's password isn't set (like in Ubuntu).
If Gconf Editor is installed, you might want to check the key /apps/gksu/sudo-mode. One must enable it when the administrator's password isn't set (like in Ubuntu).
Re: gksu and su problem
emariz thanks you very much. My problem has just been fixed i enable this key and all things are fine.emariz wrote:I think that su-to-root -X is the correct way to launch an application with administrative privileges in X, because it picks the right wrapper.
If Gconf Editor is installed, you might want to check the key /apps/gksu/sudo-mode. One must enable it when the administrator's password isn't set (like in Ubuntu).