Hi Michael
gksu appears to not set any of the same environment variables, so I
put the strncmp("root", ...) call in there and return false. The
behaviour I chose is to do nothing if we can't assume a non-priveleged
user. The user experience though is that Synaptic silently does
nothing. I don't
On Mon, Nov 04, 2013 at 03:49:43AM +, Luke Drummond wrote:
> Hello Michael
Hi Luke,
thanks for your bugreport and your patch!
> I've tracked down the source of the problem, and think I've created an
> appropriate patch. The function RunAsSudoUserCommand() was
> dereferencing a NULL pointer
retitle 725885 crashes when trying to visit homepage while not running via sudo
tags 725885 + patch
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Hello Michael
I've tracked down the source of the problem, and think I've created an
appropriate patch. The function RunAsSudoUserCommand() was
dereferencing a NULL pointer when failing to check for the return
value of getenv("SUDO_UID");
I was launching Synaptic with gksu which does not set thi
Package: synaptic
Version: 0.80.4
Severity: normal
Many packages define their homepage. For example, filelight does. Synaptic now
displays a curious Visit Homepage link for these packages (initially looks like
a simple link, but looks like a button when clicked). When I click this button,
Syna
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