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2016-11-15
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Originally Posted by Malakai
No problem.
Thanks for the info.
Originally Posted by Malakai
As far as I know this is not possible.
So I suppose that I can't add that command into a sudoers file so that a password won't be asked (meaning the command will be executed properly) when Catorise Plus tries to refresh the menu.
Originally Posted by Malakai
I am with you.
Now a password is asked when executing the root command, and I prefer it that way.
Originally Posted by Malakai
You need to change the source code. There you have several options. But which one is secure?
If there is no easy way to achieve what I want I will just have to manually execute "sudo /opt/catorise/catorise" after making the changes in Catorise Plus GUI (not that often) and saving them (it seems to work this way, but it is not "ideal").
If you would like to use the sudoers file you could point in the source to a script which you put in the sudoers file or start catorise as root.
Btw there is another root command when you make a new category.
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2016-11-15
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So simplest solution would be to create a (sh) script to call catorise gui and on finishing call your sudo command.
And put this script into the desktop file to start from menu.
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And put this script into the desktop file to start from menu.
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2016-11-16
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Originally Posted by Halftux
Sadly the only code I kind of understand and can try to "play" with is shell scripting (and my knowledge remains basic).
You need to change the source code.
Originally Posted by peterleinchen
Could be a solution... but as I don't often change the category of the apps I have, nor install too many apps, I think that I would simply execute the command to refresh the menu after saving the changes in Catorise Plus GUI (when the need to change the category of an app really exists). It's ok this way for now.
So simplest solution would be to create a (sh) script to call catorise gui and on finishing call your sudo command.
And put this script into the desktop file to start from menu.
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So I suppose that I can't add that command into a sudoers file so that a password won't be asked (meaning the command will be executed properly) when Catorise Plus tries to refresh the menu.
Now a password is asked when executing the root command, and I prefer it that way.
If there is no easy way to achieve what I want I will just have to manually execute "sudo /opt/catorise/catorise" after making the changes in Catorise Plus GUI (not that often) and saving them (it seems to work this way, but it is not "ideal").