W woomia Feb 14, 2011 #1 What group does a user have to be in to run wpa_gui (without root privilages)?
DutchDaemon Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Developer Feb 14, 2011 #2 It's a front-end for wpa_supplicant, so probably root.
DutchDaemon Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Developer Feb 14, 2011 #6 Let us know if it actually works
K kpedersen Feb 14, 2011 #7 Rather than installing sudo, you could perhaps set the suid bit on wpa_gui? Then when anyone launches it, it runs with root privileges.
Rather than installing sudo, you could perhaps set the suid bit on wpa_gui? Then when anyone launches it, it runs with root privileges.
DutchDaemon Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Developer Feb 14, 2011 #8 It doesn't sound like a multi-user app to me
wblock@ Developer Feb 14, 2011 #9 DutchDaemon said: It doesn't sound like a multi-user app to me Click to expand... Think series, not parallel. But I think I would choose sudo for this case.
DutchDaemon said: It doesn't sound like a multi-user app to me Click to expand... Think series, not parallel. But I think I would choose sudo for this case.
