Closed andypiper closed 1 year ago
It looks like this is being caused by the call to the ectool
binary from the Python script.
fw-fanctrl
is meant to be called from userland only to change the current strategy of the privileged instance already running in the background as service
Fedora 37 on 12th Gen Framework laptop.
Running
fw-fanctrl --config ~/.config/fw-fanctrl/config.json
results in the following output:Running the same command as root (via sudo) does not have an issue with the lockfile (which is owned by root).
Should this utility only be run as root? If so, should the configuration file be installed on a per-user basis?