Subj : Re: Really in need of help...
To   : niter3
From : esc
Date : Mon Dec 05 2022 07:01 pm

ni> What's the issue running it under sudo. You can add an entry to your
ni> sudo file to only allow the bbs user the permission to open mystic as
ni> sudo, deny everything else. You can set it up so you don't even need to
ni> enter a password and then tie this to a systemd script.

Running under sudo has some complications. For example, if you try to run any external program that looks to $HOME, it will look to /root/. The drop suid thing isn't perfect. I highly recommend /not/ using sudo for this reason, it creates odd little permissions related problems here and there.

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