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Hello, i posted this in the slackware forum and then realised its probs best of here, sorry all.
Im having trouble running firestarter.
If I run it as a user, ...
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Firestarter help (user needs root privs, root needs display)
Hello, i posted this in the slackware forum and then realised its probs best of here, sorry all.
Im having trouble running firestarter.
If I run it as a user, it says I need root privlidges, if i run it as root I get:
I have tried:Code:(firestarter:3587): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
but, as root, get:Code:xhost +localhost
Is it possible to change which users have the rights to run an app? I have tried chmod 777. If not how can I add root to the display owners?Code:(firestarter:3603): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
Thanks much?
<edit> if i "su root", i can run it but really dont wont to be doing this at all.
Thanks again.
- 03-01-2005 #2
In a regular distro, I would copy the init script to /etc/init.d and place it in the proper runlevel folder (rc*.d) so that it would run as a service at boot, instead of manually being started by a user. However, if I remember correctly, Slack uses the BSD-style init scripts...I haven't used Slack in a while, so I can't help much with telling you how to set that part up.
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