[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Update-
making sudo chmod u+s /usr/local/bin/usrp2_socket_opener
allows usrp2_fft.py to work (also as suid) by a normal user.
thanks!
I would be interested in trying the sudo approach, but as I mentioned
in my previous post there are some issues perhaps with sudo not
knowing about the path or other environment variables.
making usrp2_socket_opener suid root is the best way to set things up.
This allows us to use the least privileges possible on all other
programs, and usrp2_socket_opener is a nice short program that can
easily be audited.
Note that if you do a make install again it may overwrite your
usrp2_socket_opener, and then it won't have the permissions set
anymore. You can get by this by putting the suid copy in your ~/bin
directory, which won't be overwritten every time.
Matt
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