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sudo
I made the following changes to extension.js
extension.js
let command = ['sudo', 'systemctl', setstatus, service];
let command = ['sudo', 'systemctl', 'status', service];
My user account is authorized to use sudo without a password, now I never need to type a password.
Perhaps this could be added to the config options? I could create a pull request but I have not worked with gnome extensions very much.
EDIT: I had to use 'sudo', 'systemctl' rather than 'sudo systemctl'
'sudo', 'systemctl'
'sudo systemctl'
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Fixed for GNOME 40 on tag https://github.com/atareao/wireguard-indicator/releases/tag/v6
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Seems sudo option still doesn't working.
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I made the following changes to
extension.js
let command = ['sudo', 'systemctl', setstatus, service];
let command = ['sudo', 'systemctl', 'status', service];
My user account is authorized to use sudo without a password, now I never need to type a password.
Perhaps this could be added to the config options? I could create a pull request but I have not worked with gnome extensions very much.
EDIT: I had to use
'sudo', 'systemctl'
rather than'sudo systemctl'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: