Marko Randjelovic wrote:
> > > gksudo -u user2 /usr/bin/links2 -g # does not work
> >
> > Needs a terminal. How can it work without one? It can't. Right at
> > this point is where thing went wrong for you. links2 reads stdin and
> > writes stdout an
> > gksudo -u user2 /usr/bin/links2 -g # does not work
>
> Needs a terminal. How can it work without one? It can't. Right at
> this point is where thing went wrong for you. links2 reads stdin and
> writes stdout and expects TERM to tell it what type of terminal escape
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tarted the command.
Nothing interesting there.
> gksudo -u user2 /usr/bin/links2 -g # does not work
Needs a terminal. How can it work without one? It can't. Right at
this point is where thing went wrong for you. links2 reads stdin and
writes stdout and expects TERM to tell it what ty
I have a strange problem. The command is not working. If use ordinary sudo or
epiphany, then it does work.
gksudo -u user2 /usr/bin/links2 -g # does not work
gksudo -u user2 /usr/bin/epiphany-browser -g # works
sudo -u user2 /usr/bin/links2 -g # works
In terminal, when I run those commands
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