Hi,
just wanted to share a simple idea here – a little feature implemented
in my statusbar script: remount the rootfs sync, when the battery
level is below some predefined threshold and falling.
I somehow find it less distracting than warnings popping up and less
annoying then a forced poweroff u
Hi,
Just curious, how would the script get permission to mount? You can't
type the password for sudo because it's not interactive. And you can't
rely on the limited time that sudo grants access if you run the script
with sudo, because presumably the battery lasts much longer than that?
Thanks,
Ge
Gene Auyeung writes:
> Hi,
>
> Just curious, how would the script get permission to mount? You can't
> type the password for sudo because it's not interactive. And you can't
> rely on the limited time that sudo grants access if you run the script
> with sudo, because presumably the battery lasts
Gene Auyeung dixit (2010-12-04, 11:23):
> Just curious, how would the script get permission to mount? You can't
> type the password for sudo because it's not interactive. And you can't
> rely on the limited time that sudo grants access if you run the script
> with sudo, because presumably the batt
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 11:29 AM, Antoni Grzymala wrote:
> Simplest way:
>
> ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
>
> The safer way would obviously be if you limit this to /bin/mount.
Ah yes I forgot about that. It's more configuration, but I guess
there's no getting around that.
Thanks,
Gene
