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aikidokid
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Posted: Tue 07 Dec, 2004 0:52 Post subject: multi users lookup |
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Would be great if the administrator account could at least read into user accounts.
Still think its a great App. |
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Tjark Derlien
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Posted: Fri 10 Dec, 2004 9:36 Post subject: |
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DIX runs with the privilieges of the user who runs it. So if the Finder can't open a specific folder, DIX can't do that, too.
I will investigate how the user can give DIX more privileges (apart from the sudo command |
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Toivo
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Posted: Fri 02 Jun, 2006 15:19 Post subject: |
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I tried invoking DIX thru terminal using the sudo command. Works great, does exactly what I want it to do.
Could you incorporate this functionality within the next release, wrapped in a nice GUI? Probably with a red border somewhere signifying DIX was started with the sudo command? _________________
Time is nature's way of keeping everything from happening at once |
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Van
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Posted: Sat 03 Nov, 2007 9:21 Post subject: |
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Toivo wrote: | I tried invoking DIX thru terminal using the sudo command. Works great, does exactly what I want it to do.
Could you incorporate this functionality within the next release, wrapped in a nice GUI? |
I second that request. As the de facto administrator of all the family Macs, it is up to me to manage disk space usage, but because each family member has a separate account, I don't get a full overview of where all the file space is going.
It's compounded by the fact that my daughter's account tends to hold music, my wife's stores photos, my son's has movie projects, and my own account keeps a broad spectrum of file types. Without read access to the whole disk, running DIX from any user account would give a misleading impression of file usage.
I wouldn't mind having to type an authentication password for DIX to "sudo" its directory traversal.
Van _________________ "An Error Is Not a Mistake - Unless You Refuse to Correct It" |
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