Re: Startup Questons
Re: Startup Questons
- Subject: Re: Startup Questons
- From: Jim Ways <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004 06:17:54 -0700 (PDT)
Its a startup bundle and is running with root
privligies. It is unable to use the command
initWithContentsOfFile: I was assuming it could not
access the files during startup for one reason or
another. Am I not providing the right requirements in
the startup parameters for the file perhaps?
--- Larry Fransson <email@hidden> wrote:
>
On Jul 25, 2004, at 18:24, Jim Ways wrote:
>
>
> I have a program that runs at startup that
>
requires
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> access to files in mu user's folder. It dosnt seem
>
to
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> be able to access files on the hard disk. I belive
>
> this might be because its run with root privligies
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or
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> for another reason.
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>
If it's running with root privileges, it has access
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to anything it
>
wants. This is most likely not what's going on.
>
When you say
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"startup", do you mean system startup, or user
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login? If it's user
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login, then it's running with the user's privileges.
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If it's running
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at system startup, then it's running with privileges
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corresponding to
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the user/group it is assigned to, and that
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user/group may or may not
>
(it seems not) have access to your user's home
>
directory.
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>
Larry Fransson
>
Seattle, WA
>
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