Hi All,
Im comming from ubuntu/mint and one of the things I got used too was doing something like "sudo nautilus" or "sudo gedit" and similar things. In Suse 11.3 I always get errors like the following
(gedit:6115): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
kate: cannot connect to X server
Could not parse arguments: Cannot open display:
this is ouput of : strace sudo rc.d restart tor > tor.log 2>&1there are some "open" "access" "no such file directory" but i can not understand what kind of information it give.can you make a parse?i downgraded which packages were upgraded with --ignore flag.
Hi all, I tried the method mentioned by harlekin and it works. The website that I googled describing this is:http://www.shellperson.net/using-sudo-with-an-alias/Just make sure you have the space in "sudo ".
Hey guys. Recently, (possibly as of zsh 4.3.15), whenever I'm in ~, zsh has been prompting me to autocorrect sudo vim $filename to sudo .vim $filenameWithout "sudo", zsh makes no attempt to uncorrect "vim", which vaguely reminds me of having a sudo="sudo " alias in bash to get autocompletion working for sudo commands.
Hi. I've installed the multisystem programme via the following method:"sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://liveusb.info/multisystem/depot all main"wget -q http://liveusb.info/multisystem/depot/multisystem.asc -O- | sudo apt-key add -"and then apt-get-updated and installed. And there have been no problems with that. However I can't formulate the comma
Hi,
I've been playing aroud with Free NX in a virtual machine
by the way, as a remote desktop, Free NX great and worked beyond my greatest expectations :)
the problem is, since then, I don't need to give anymore "sudo" when running commands at the terminal
for example, if i enter "gedit /etc/network/interfaces" it alouds me to edit immediatly that file just like if I had w
Hello everybody.
I have been using openSUSE in my desktop pc since few months so I am not really an expert in it.
I have run through a problem and I would appreciate any help:
Accidentaly I changed the permissions of different files in the root (/) directory.
As a direct result the sudo privileges, accessible until that moment by my user, disappeared.
In fact if I tried using "sudo zypper
Hello guys, first of all, im so sorry to create another topic regarding that card, but i can't see answers to my problem.
Im trying to install the awus36h on BT5 R3, i will quote the command i have used:
Code:
cd /tmp
sudo cp /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist_orig.conf
echo "blacklist rtl8187" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist_rtl8187.conf
echo &qu
I have a script with sudo command. If I double click it I see a choice "run in terminal, view, cancel, run"
if I select just "run" sudo command does not execute, if I select "run in terminal" it works fine.
I'd like to create launcher for this script but via it execition goes in "run" mode, so no sudo command
How to solve this?
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