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AppimageD Requires Sudo? #125
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Hello zicklag, what gave you the impression that the new one does require sudo? |
Well, I followed those instructions, but when Launching the appimage it output:
It seems that it's asking for a sudo password. If it's not supposed to I may be in a funky environment because I'm ssh-ed to anothe rmachine. I'll try it without SSH. |
That's probably "just" needed for setting up autolaunching via systemd. But |
For now I just switched to using the old |
I have the same issue, I'm not even sure what it's doing. Is there a check to see if it's doing what it is supposed to do? |
(What are supported Live systems, and which ones aren't supported?) |
OK, it works when I copy (not symlink!) an AppImage into ~/Downloads. Where can i configure the 'watched' directories? |
You can't. Are the default ones not working for you? |
Ubuntu LTS and popular derivatives. |
I am on Ubuntu MATE 18.04.5 LTS, so I wonder why I get that message. |
Please check |
go-appimage/src/appimaged/appimaged.go Lines 78 to 87 in fb78712
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Whoa, that's a lot of locations! |
Then you are not running one of the supported Live ISOs and it works as designed. |
OK, but it does say:
Are people supposed to be running this on Live systems? Anyway, it's working..! |
At least I am only using Live systems for everything and cannot test on anything else because I am not using anything else. |
As to the original issue, yes, for some reason it asks for sudo after checking the requirements: $
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I think it needs root rights to enable itself as a |
I would immagine that could be relatively simple to fix, because the old one just used |
Maybe this one requires root privileges? |
Indeed. Pull requests that remove all remnants of needing root would be highly welcome as long as they don't break anything. |
I can confirm that running this AppImage requires sudo privileges 🙃 (If I don't give them I can't use appimaged) Why not use "cat" (or other program without sudo) and see If it returns 0 or other number to check If the file exists? I can't fix it because I am not a programmer and I don't know If the change could break things. |
Hey there, is there a way to install appimaged without requiring sudo/root permissions? I don't have root permissions and I always installed the old one under my own user account with no problem.
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