On 28/05/12 04:31 AM, Chris Davies wrote:
Frank McCormick<debianl...@videotron.ca> wrote:
Just for fun I created a new user (my wife)..and ran a session under
"her" account...she could not write to my directory so nothing happened.
This whole thread has convinced me I need to learn more about bash and
scripting :)
It's not difficult [*] to check what userid the PostSession script
runs as, and it is definitely root. So your script will backup your
thunderbird directory (as root) regardless of who logs out.
For a generic solution you could try creating this as your
PostSession/Default:
#!/bin/sh
#
# PostSession
#
GDM_USER_FILE="$HOME/.gdm_postsession"
if test -x "$GDM_USER_FILE"
then
cd "$HOME"
su "$LOGNAME" "$GDM_USER_FILE"
fi
exit 0
And then you can put your custom commands in your own .gdm_postsession
file, in your home directory. (Don't forget to make it executable).
What I ended up doing was to add the -p parameter to cp to ensure
attributes were maintained. Also added -u to only update changed files
--
Cheers
Frank
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