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This is a newbie question: why does yaourt in Arch Linux always warn you to "please run yaourt as a non-privileged user"? I am running the following:
$ sudo yaourt <package-name>
... to install packages from "User Repo" land.
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This is a newbie question: why does yaourt in Arch Linux always warn you to "please run yaourt as a non-privileged user"? I am running the following:
$ sudo yaourt <package-name>
... to install packages from "User Repo" land.
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If you run it with sudo then it gives it root (super user) privileges. So you are running it as a privileged user. If you run it without sudo it should be fine.
You forgot to ask a question. Do you not understand the error message? Do you not understand that
sudo
runs a program as a privileged user? – David Schwartz – 2013-05-04T08:29:25.350I understand that
sudo
makes things happen as the root user. However, I want to install the package globally... If I runyaourt
as a non-privileged user, will the package be installed globally? – λ Jonas Gorauskas – 2013-05-04T08:55:44.0102Yes. You will be prompted to grant
yaourt
privileges when it needs them. (If that was your question, why didn't you say so?) – David Schwartz – 2013-05-04T09:05:29.080@DavidSchwartz Thanks for the insight and if you want to add that information as the answer I will give you points for it... :) – λ Jonas Gorauskas – 2013-05-04T09:19:36.210