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I can try a NOHUP script, (haven't played with NOHUP) so I don't leave
terminal open, but then I have to run it by hand every time I startup
so I can give sudo my password, (isn't that why we have startup
programs). The gopenvpn install add's itself to the startup, but it
doesn't work. It was only me playing around to figure out it's a
permission problem.
Ross Cameron wrote:
Why not just write a small script that does the sudo (make sure u're
in sudoers and can run any and all commands without a password) and
just call the script instead?
On Nov 13, 2007 7:16 PM, Paul Engel <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I saw a note in the archive that gopenvpn doesn't need to run as sudo,
but when I run it that way I get a Segmentation Fault. If I run it with
sudo it works fine. Unfortunately the startup applet that's installed
doesn't run a root and when I try to setuid on gopenvpn I see the GTK
cannot be run with setuid.
Help please... I use OpenVPN to multiple servers and having to leave a
terminal open while running is distracting.
Thanks.
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