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#41 Post by L18L »

robwoj44
thank you for your post
It has encouraged me to debug fast momanager another time. 8)

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#42 Post by rodin.s »

Script /usr/sbin/root2user is not gettexted. It's not very important though.

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#43 Post by L18L »

rodin.s wrote:Script /usr/sbin/root2user is not gettexted. It's not very important though.
... and that is good
because the English text is ...misleading.
(was it for me, see also http://puppylinux.info/topic/fido-andor ... ser-system )
Anyhow I am glad to see that fido is going to be used. :)
First shutdown: ask admin password

Please enter a password for the administrator (root), minimum six characters.

Login as fido does not require a password, so at bootup you will go directly to the desktop. This is also the case if you had chosen to run as administrator. However, having chosen the restricted fido user, you will be required to enter a password whenever you want to perform an operation that requires admin priviledges.

PLEASE REMEMBER THIS PASSWORD
This text made me (what about you?) think that this password is root's password.

Prove:
ALT-F2
login: fido
password: <your chosen password>

ALT-F3
login: root
password: <your chosen password>

change fido's passwd:

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passwd fido
go back to X as user fido:
ALT-F4

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pmount
Which of the two (now different) passwords let you start pmount?

running as fido in Puppy Precise 5.6

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#44 Post by robwoj44 »

I tried to gettext it and run it to check. After this I permanently changed the user to fido user. It was not possible for me to change back to root user with login manager. As fido user I could not use for example puppy package manager. The password did not work.

So...I gettexted didiwiki-gui
/usr/sbin/didiwiki-gui

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#! /bin/sh

# this starts/stops DidiWiki server
# ASSUMES A USER NAMED spot HAS BEEN SETUP
# GuestToo - Feb 7, 2005. Hacked a bit by BK -- 2005,2006.
# Designed for use with Puppy Linux, www.puppylinux.com
#v411 dunno why, but no longer creates new pages, needs /root/spot/.didiwiki world-writable.
#130522 robwoj44 internationalized

. gettext.sh
export TEXTDOMAIN=didiwiki-gui
export TEXTDOMAINDIR=/usr/share/locale
export OUTPUT_CHARSET=UTF-8

#v411 bug workaround, needs to be fixed properly sometime...
mkdir -p /root/spot/.didiwiki
chmod 777 /root/spot/.didiwiki

DIDI="/root/spot/didiwiki"

if ! MSG=`which gxmessage`
then
 MSG='xmessage'
fi

if ! grep spot /etc/group
then
 $MSG -center -bg "#ffc0c0" -title "DidiWiki" $(gettext 'No user "spot"')
 exit 1
fi

if [ ! -r $DIDI ];then
 DIDI=`which didiwiki`
fi

if [ ! -r $DIDI ];then
 $MSG -center -bg "#ffc0c0" -title "DidiWiki" $(gettext 'DidiWiki program not found')
 exit 1
fi

#BK
PSSTATUS="`ps`"
if [ "`echo -n "$PSSTATUS" | grep 'didiwiki' | grep -v 'didiwiki\-gui'`" = "" ];then
 BUTTONS1="$(gettext 'Start:21,Cancel:10')"
 MSG1="$(gettext 'Click Start button to start DidiWiki
server and launch browser.
Note that DidiWiki runs as user "spot"')"
 DIDIGO="no"
else
 BUTTONS1="$(gettext 'Start:21,Stop:22,Cancel:10')"
 MSG1="$(gettext 'DidiWiki server is already running, as user "spot".
Click Start button to open web browser and use DidiWiki,
or Stop button if you want to kill the server')"
 DIDIGO="yes"
fi

$MSG -center -buttons "$BUTTONS1" -title "DidiWiki" "$MSG1"
case $? in

21)
RETVAL1=0
if [ "$DIDIGO" = "no" ];then
 su -c $DIDI - spot &
 #note, .didiwiki folder is created in /root/spot/.
 RETVAL1=$?
fi
if [ $RETVAL1 -eq 0 ];then
 ##hv3 seems to work fine...
 #if [ "`which hv3`" = "" ];then
 # defaultbrowser http://localhost:8000/
 #else
 # hv3 http://localhost:8000/
 #fi
 defaulthtmlviewer http://localhost:8000/
else
 $MSG -center -bg "#ffc0c0" -title "DidiWiki" $(gettext 'ERROR: DidiWiki did NOT start')
fi
;;

22)
killall -3 didiwiki
sleep 1
killall -9 didiwiki
ps | grep didiwiki
if [ $? -eq 0 ];then
 $MSG -center -bg "#d0ffd0" -title "DidiWiki" $(gettext 'DidiWiki is stopped')
else
 $MSG -center -bg "#ffc0c0" -title "DidiWiki" $(gettext 'DidiWiki is still running')
fi
;;

*) exit ;;

esac
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#45 Post by L18L »

robwoj44 wrote:I tried to gettext it and run it to check. After this I permanently changed the user to fido user. It was not possible for me to change back to root user with login manager. As fido user I could not use for example puppy package manager. The password did not work.
The only way I know for running as fido is to use the 'fido' button at first shutdown.
How did you "permanently change the user to fido user" ?

Did you change root's password or fido's password or none or both?
What is the output of

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whoami
and

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cat /etc/inittab
?

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#46 Post by robwoj44 »

The only way I know for running as fido is to use the 'fido' button at first shutdown.
How did you "permanently change the user to fido user" ?
By chance. I run root2user. I did not write the password and closed root2user by pprocess. After reboot I was still fido user. It was not possible to change to root by login manager.
I tried to change the password (for fido user?) by root2user. This password did not work in login manager and when I started for example puppy package manager. In login manager only worked the password "woofwoof", but after the reboot I was still fido user.
It was not possible to run rxvt. I have no time to check on and finally I reinstalled racy:)

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#47 Post by robwoj44 »

/usr/local/ppg/ppg-gui.sh

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#!/bin/sh

#       Puppy Podcast Grabber v0.9.9
#       Brad Coulthard <Coulthard@ieee.org>
# 
#		Feedback is great! email me.
#
#       This script is my own work but I did use some commands and 
#       ideas from both PodGet and Bash Podder.
#
#		http://sourceforge.net/projects/podget/
#		http://linc.homeunix.org:8080/scripts/bashpodder/
#
#		This program is for Puppy Linux www.puppylinux.com
#		If you would like to use it for another disto go for it.
#		Please give me credit for my work.
#
#      This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
#      it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
#      the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
#      (at your option) any later version.
#
#      This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
#      but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
#      MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
#      GNU General Public License for more details.
#
#      You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
#      along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
#      Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.

#130523 robwoj44 internationalized

. gettext.sh
export TEXTDOMAIN=ppg-gui.sh
export TEXTDOMAINDIR=/usr/share/locale
export OUTPUT_CHARSET=UTF-8



#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is just in case you need to install ppg to somwhere else or 
# somthing.  You should be able to change anything here and it will 
# be the only place you need to change it
#-------------------------------------------------------------------



cd /usr/local/ppg
maindir=/usr/local/ppg/  # where all files should be
serverlistname=serverlist.txt  # the list of RSS feeds 
serverlistdir=$maindir # the dir where the list file is located
serverlist=$serverlistdir$serverlistname

#-----------------------------------
# Main menu ( not like the c main ). 
#-----------------------------------

main ()
{
Xdialog --no-tags --title "$(gettext 'Puppy Podcast Grabber')" --menu "" 20 45 15 \
1 "$(gettext '=======  HELP!!  =======')" 2 "$(gettext '*  Check For New Podcast')" 3 "$(gettext '==  VIEW          Podcast Feeds')" 4 "$(gettext '==  ADD          A Podcast Feed')" 5 "$(gettext '==  REMOVE    A Podcast Feed')" 6 "$(gettext '==  EDIT          A Podcast Feed')" 7 "$(gettext '==  EDIT          by Hand ( Caution )')" 8 "$(gettext '=+  Quit')"
}


#-----------------------------------------------
# Lists all podcast feeds from serverlist file.  Then alows the user to select one.
# Used in "edit" and "delete" menu options.
#-----------------------------------------------
listpod ()
{
plist=$(count=1
while read test_url test_keep test_name; do
	echo -n "$count"
	echo -n " \"$test_name\" "
	let "count=$count+1"
done <"${serverlistdir}${serverlistname}")

eval "Xdialog --no-tags --title \"$(gettext 'Puppy Podcast Grabber')\" --menu \"$(gettext 'Select A Podcast')\" 20 45 15 $plist"
}


listpodlong ()
{
plist=$(
count=1
while read test_url test_keep test_name; do
	let "noff=25-${#test_name}"
	noffsp=$(noff=12
count02=1
while [ $count02 -lt $noff ];do
	echo -n " "
	let "count02=count02+1"
done)
	echo -n "$count"
	echo -n " \"$test_name$noffsp $test_keep  $test_url\" "
	let "count=$count+1"
done <"${serverlistdir}${serverlistname}"
)
#echo "Xdialog --no-tags --title \"Puppy Podcast Grabber\" --menu \"Select A File\" 20 45 15 $plist"
#read
eval "Xdialog --no-tags --title \"$(gettext 'Puppy Podcast Grabber')\" --menu \"$(gettext 'Current Podcasts')\" 20 80 15 $plist"
}


## 
	if [ "$menucommand" == "1" ]; then
		t=$(listpodlong 2>&1)
	fi
menucommand="2"
while [ "$menucommand" != "" ]; do
	menucommand=$(main 2>&1)

	echo $menucommand




	#-----------------------------------------------
	# view RSS feeds See above function "listpod"
	#-----------------------------------------------
	if [ "$menucommand" == "3" ]; then
		t=$(listpodlong 2>&1)
	fi



	# Add a new RSS feed
	if [ "$menucommand" == "4" ]; then
		name=""; url="";days="7"
		ret=$(Xdialog --separator "|" --3inputsbox "$(gettext 'Edit Podcast')" 20 100 "$(gettext 'NAME')" "$name" "$(gettext 'URL')" "$url" "$(gettext 'Days')" "$days" 2>&1)
		if [ "$ret" != "" ]; then
			newname=$(echo $ret | cut -d"|" -f1)
			newurl=$(echo $ret | cut -d"|" -f2)
			newday=$(echo $ret | cut -d"|" -f3)
			echo "$newurl $newday $newname" >> $serverlist
		fi
	fi




	#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	# Edit RSS feed info.. How long to keep files, URL and your name for the feed
	#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	if [ "$menucommand" == "6" ]; then
		mc=$(listpod 2>&1)
		count=1
		while read test_url test_keep test_name; do
			if [ "$count" = "$mc" ]; then
				name="$test_name"
				url=$test_url
				days=$test_keep
				
			fi
			let "count=$count+1"
		done <"${serverlistdir}${serverlistname}"
		if [ "X$name" != "X" ]; then
			ret=$(Xdialog --separator "|" --3inputsbox "$(gettext 'Edit Podcast')" 20 100 "$(gettext 'NAME')" "$name" "$(gettext 'URL')" "$url" "$(getetxt 'Days')" "$days" 2>&1)
			if [ "$ret" != "" ]; then
				newname=$(echo $ret | cut -d"|" -f1)
				newurl=$(echo $ret | cut -d"|" -f2)
				newday=$(echo $ret | cut -d"|" -f3)
				while read test_url test_keep test_name; do
					if [ "$test_name" = "$name" ]; then
						echo "$newurl $newday $newname" >>"${serverlistdir}.${serverlistname}.tmp" 
					else
						echo "$test_url $test_keep $test_name" >>"${serverlistdir}.${serverlistname}.tmp" 
					fi
				done <"${serverlistdir}${serverlistname}"
			rm -f $serverlist
			cat "${serverlistdir}.${serverlistname}.tmp" >$serverlist
			rm -f "${serverlistdir}.${serverlistname}.tmp"
			fi
		fi
	fi





	#-------------------------------------------------
	#Removes an RSS feed from the serverlist file
	#------------------------------------------------
	if [ "$menucommand" == "5" ]; then
		mc=$(listpod 2>&1)
		count=1
		while read test_url test_keep test_name; do
			if [ "$count" = "$mc" ]; then
				name="$test_name"
				url=$test_url
				days=$test_keep
				
			fi
			let "count=$count+1"
		done <"${serverlistdir}${serverlistname}"
		if [ "X$name" != "X" ]; then
		
				while read test_url test_keep test_name; do
					if [ "$test_name" = "$name" ]; then
						echo "$newurl $newday $newname" >>/dev/null
					else
						echo "$test_url $test_keep $test_name" >>"${serverlistdir}.${serverlistname}.tmp" 
					fi
				done <"${serverlistdir}${serverlistname}"
			rm -f $serverlist
			cat "${serverlistdir}.${serverlistname}.tmp" >$serverlist
			rm -f "${serverlistdir}.${serverlistname}.tmp"
			fi
		fi
	
	
	
	
	#--------------------------------------
	#Edit the serverlist yourself
	#--------------------------------------
	if [ "$menucommand" == "7" ]; then
		defaulttexteditor "$serverlist"
	fi




	#-------------------------------------
	# Get the files (Podcasts)
	#-------------------------------------

	if [ "$menucommand" == "2" ]; then
		rxvt -title "$(gettext 'Puppy Podcast Grabber')" -sl 1000 -e "./ppg.sh"
	fi
	
	
	
	#------------------------------------
	# Help !
	#------------------------------------
	if [ "$menucommand" == "1" ]; then
		defaultbrowser $maindir/readme.html &
	fi




	#-----------------------------------
	# Quit
	#-----------------------------------
	if [ "$menucommand" == "8" ]; then
		exit
	fi






done

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#48 Post by robwoj44 »

Concerning gfnrename I found
"Removed support for gettext in an effort to reduce dependencies. Support for
gettext can easily be put back in by running Glade with the gfnrename.glade
file and setting the gettext option there."
How to put it back exactly. I tried but without the success.

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/usr/sbin/loginmanager

#49 Post by L18L »

robwoj44 wrote:
The only way I know for running as fido is to use the 'fido' button at first shutdown.
How did you "permanently change the user to fido user" ?
By chance. I run root2user. I did not write the password and closed root2user by pprocess. After reboot I was still fido user. It was not possible to change to root by login manager.
I tried to change the password (for fido user?) by root2user. This password did not work in login manager and when I started for example puppy package manager. In login manager only worked the password "woofwoof", but after the reboot I was still fido user.
It was not possible to run rxvt. I have no time to check on and finally I reinstalled racy:)
Congrats
You found a bug
I fixed it http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 7&start=94
:D

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#50 Post by robwoj44 »

Another problem. Booting from a pendrive after "loading kernel modules" the system changes the resolution and it loses the console font. In the effect the national chars are not good displayed.

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#51 Post by L18L »

robwoj44,
sorry, your version appears to be pre-130310.

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#130310 BK: Xdialog may o/p error msgs on stderr, require option --stdout. note, where i have inserted 2>/dev/null not really required, just suppresses any error msg.

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Re: /usr/sbin/loginmanager

#52 Post by BarryK »

L18L wrote:
robwoj44 wrote:
The only way I know for running as fido is to use the 'fido' button at first shutdown.
How did you "permanently change the user to fido user" ?
By chance. I run root2user. I did not write the password and closed root2user by pprocess. After reboot I was still fido user. It was not possible to change to root by login manager.
I tried to change the password (for fido user?) by root2user. This password did not work in login manager and when I started for example puppy package manager. In login manager only worked the password "woofwoof", but after the reboot I was still fido user.
It was not possible to run rxvt. I have no time to check on and finally I reinstalled racy:)
Congrats
You found a bug
I fixed it http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 7&start=94
:D
I don't see that it's a bug.

root2user is only run during the shutdown process.

See my other response:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 548#705548
[url]https://bkhome.org/news/[/url]

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Re: /usr/sbin/loginmanager

#53 Post by L18L »

BarryK wrote:...I don't see that it's a bug.
Changing back to autologin as root did not work.
The bug I see is

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echo "$ADMINPASSWORD" | su root
does not change to root.
BarryK wrote:root2user is only run during the shutdown process.
robwoj44 has used it to change password(s)
my console wrote:# root2user

Password for 'root' changed
Password for 'fido' changed
#
I have changed separate passwords for root and fido using passwd.
..and I could reproduce his "not being able to change back to autologin as root"

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#54 Post by robwoj44 »

I checked once more the issue in racy 5.5.
Directly I run root2user from /usr/sbin and changed the password for root.
After rebooting I was fido user (ok).
New password for root worked ok after the reboot (ok).
I used login manager to change back to root.
I typed root password and received the info that everything ok, but after rebooting I was still fido user. I used L18L script to change back to root and it worked ok, but the owner of every file in the folder root was fido (is it ok?)
So I can confirm the problem with login manager.

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#55 Post by robwoj44 »

sorry, your version appears to be pre-130310.

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#130310 BK: Xdialog may o/p error msgs on stderr, require option --stdout. note, where i have inserted 2>/dev/null not really required, just suppresses any error msg.

No. I have this error only in precise 5.6 (wary, racy too) intalled in my pendrive. Someone reported me the same problem in precise 5.6.1 full installation in HD. As I wrote before during loading kernel modules the screen change the resolution and puppy lose console font.


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#57 Post by Argolance »

Hello,
Thanks!
NOTICE: Gettexted srcipt "PSIP" is missing in the tarball! :(
EDIT
Sorry, I did not see Psip has to be compiled...

Cordialement.

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