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ANSWERED "elevated privileges" issue with Debian
RedGreen1 posted a topic in Troubleshooting and Problems
Solved: reinstalled polkit/policykit Debian packages I have a fresh install of Debian 12.6.0 and installed Eddie-UI from the repository. It worked for a day and now launching will hang while the graphic reads "Raise system privileges" and then error with this message: If I launch it from the command line (sudo eddie-ui) it'll get past that point and I can log in and connect to a server. I noticed a bunch of "dbus-launch" errors so I resolved it by installing the dbus-x11 package. I do also notice this but it sounds xfce related and not consequential: My question is how can I launch eddie-ui from the icon in the GUI and have it prompt me for privileges instead of just hanging and failing? -
openSUSE Leap 15.5 How did I fixed this message?
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Hi, Every time I start up the AirVPN client on OS X, it prompts for admin credentials ("AirVPN wants to make changes. Type your password to allow this."). My situation is such, that I need to launch AirVPN automatically and unintrusively on computer startup - without this dialog popping up every time. I've tried changing the owner of the app to root, and I've also tried an AppleScript as such: do shell script "sudo open -a /Applications/AirVPN.app" user name "User" password "PW" with administrator privileges but still no go, keeps asking for privileges. Is there a certain file that AirVPN is trying to modify that should perhaps be writable? Or how do I otherwise get around this? I've seen several similar threads on this forum, but so far no answer. This is crucial for me to keep using AirVPN service. If it is not possible, please let me know as well so I can look for a different solution. Thank you for your time!
