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Originally Posted by Case
Also was force-upgraded to 5.6.1, also have stuff only running as framework now.
I do however still have a working hacked su binary with suid flag set in:
Managed to get my battery status script to work again by editing its menu.json and changing the launch action to start with
Code:
/var/local/mkk/su -c
This is overly hacky though, what am I missing for things to automatically run as root? I have a regular non-hacked /bin/su that is symlinked to busybox and asks for the root password. Should I switch that with the one in /var/local? |
**NO**
The busybox and anything else in /bin will be replaced with the next Amazon upgrade ;
The things in /var/local belong to you, they will not be replaced.
Hackish as it may seem, leave the special su where it is and use a full path to it in any scripting - - that is much more likely to be a stable solution.