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I need to make a command in Ubuntu (in this case gsettings, but whatever) runnable only with sudo permissions (so essentially I need to run the command with 'sudo gsettings' and I need to type the password). Any help?
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I need to make a command in Ubuntu (in this case gsettings, but whatever) runnable only with sudo permissions (so essentially I need to run the command with 'sudo gsettings' and I need to type the password). Any help?
3Have you tried to change the owner of the file to root and change it’s rights to 700 (or whatever for group and other without execute rights)? – Xvolks – 2019-05-30T13:35:01.520
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is not supposed to be run with sudo. It modifies your user's configuration, which should be owned by your user, or you might see start seeing other things randomly fail. – muru – 2019-05-31T07:24:56.287