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Meino writes: |
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> my whole system I could allow root to open the X display by typing |
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> xhost +local:root ??? |
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> . This seems to not to work any longer. |
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> Is there any way to allow root to use the X display when a user has |
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> opened the session and su'ed to root ? |
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On my system I can simply su and all is fine. But if a am logged in |
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from remote via SSH I get the same problem when I su. "ssh -X |
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root@localhost" should work, but I guess you just need to emerge sux |
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and use it instead of su. |
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However, this works only if your user has X access and then becomes |
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root - when opening a root shell in a text console, it does not work. |
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In this case, your first solution seems to work fine for me. |
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Alex |
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