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From a user's point of view
it could be made working without root privileges
but as it is currently implemented it would require
some exceptional case handling for that.
Currently "rear --help" is implemented as a "help" workflow
and all workflows (i.e. anything that is run by /usr/sbin/rear)
have that test that root runs /usr/sbin/rear.
Because "man rear" works for any user, I don't think
it is really worth the effort to implement exceptional case
handling when "/usr/sbin/rear --help" outputs its usage
information.
@scr4bble
if you really think this feature is a must-have,
reopen this issue together with a GitHub pull request
so that we can see hwo you think it should be actually
implemented.
Relax-and-Recover 1.17.2 / Git
$ rear --help
ERROR: Relax-and-Recover needs ROOT privileges!
Maybe it could work even without root privileges.
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