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jstokes |
2011-09-14
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#81
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Hmm, maybe "su - user -c 'xmmsctrl whatever'" in the script will work
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2011-09-15
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#82
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Do you mean writing it exactly like this?
if [ "$1" = "in" ]; then 'su - user -c 'xmmsctrl next''
That gave me nothing as well.
if [ "$1" = "in" ]; then 'su - user -c 'xmmsctrl next''
That gave me nothing as well.
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2011-09-15
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#85
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Originally Posted by jstokes
Sorry boss. Nothing on that either.
Try replacing the script with this:
Code:#!/bin/sh case $1 in in) su - user -c "xmmsctrl next" ;; out) su - user -c "xmmsctrl previous" ;; esac
What are you using this for stokes?
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2011-09-15
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#86
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TBH, I have no need for this. Does the script have the executable bit set? If you're running screenlock from the Terminal, you should see the output of xmmsctrl as it's running.
Anyway, I'd forget about this and update ASUI
Anyway, I'd forget about this and update ASUI
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2011-09-15
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#89
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@Addison
That looks correct... I guess I should buy a new battery so that I can properly test xmmsctrl myself... auouymous seems to be using the same commands for his new ASUI feature.
@lma
I thought about that, but (and I haven't checked so I may be wrong) I need to be root to use the /dev/input interface directly, so I'd have to fork I think and I'm lazy
That looks correct... I guess I should buy a new battery so that I can properly test xmmsctrl myself... auouymous seems to be using the same commands for his new ASUI feature.
@lma
I thought about that, but (and I haven't checked so I may be wrong) I need to be root to use the /dev/input interface directly, so I'd have to fork I think and I'm lazy
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2011-09-15
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#90
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Is the "setuid user" permissions correct on the way I have it now, lma?
