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Re: Announcing INCEPTION: Deeper access to your N9
it's standart lunux sudo. google, if never worked on linux before.
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Note that coderus' sudo is probably not Aegis-aware, so you won't be able to do certain things that you can with opensh, such as run aegisctl. (not sure - correct me if I'm wrong) |
Re: Announcing INCEPTION: Deeper access to your N9
Thanks itsnotabigtruck for you Inception project. It made possible to :
- use Easy Debian without flashing open kernel; - use chroot images with programming languages/tools (gcc/g++, etc); - run binaries created by gcc/g++ running on Nokia N9. |
Re: Announcing INCEPTION: Deeper access to your N9
itsnotabigtruck, of course, it's like just su (devel-su), no extra hacky privileges =)
i made this for making me happy =) everytime using pc i'm using sudo, and when switching to phone ssh i want to use sudo too. devel-su too complicated to type :D just usinng it for sudo apt-get, sudo dpkg, sudo nano, sudo mc and so on in daily usage =) but of course, i can inject checking for opensh installing and make sudo work thru opensh or just sh. |
Re: Announcing INCEPTION: Deeper access to your N9
So has it brought any Developer any use yet and what?
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Muzimak, of course, look into chroot thread.
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I've noticed a couple of oddities when running an incepted opensh.
First of all, I am unable to run a simple shell script under opensh: Code:
The following was written to dmesg. I hope someone can make more sense of this then I can. Code:
[68900.679321] credp: sh: credential 0::1 not present in source SRC::9990005 |
Re: Announcing INCEPTION: Deeper access to your N9
The second thing I discovered was that it is actually possible to run an incepted opensh shell as a regular user and gain full root privileges without needing to supply a root password!
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~ $ /usr/sbin/aegisctl I suggest that anyone using an incepted opensh locks down both /bin/opensh and /bin/open-sh executables with 700 permissions until this is sorted. |
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