Closed Peter2121 closed 4 years ago
you need to be in the wheel group, and it is using sudo now.
I am in the wheel group (if not - the version from FreeBSD repository does not work neither). What is the sudo config needed? Some words in readme would be appreciated ;) BTW, what is the reason of changing doas->sudo?
No cofiguration is needed if you are in wheel and use sudo to start the network manager.
Is it necessary now to start network manager as root? If so, it is really bad on security level. And probably there are some problems at DBus level as AppIndicator version started with sudo does not work. What is the reason of forgetting doas approach? The actual version from FreeBSD repository does not need sudo to start...
NetworkMgr is made for GhostBSD first and the newer version is not in ports yet an not sure is I will even bring it there doas was removed because of all the logs that it did generate, with sudo if run as root and it is more simple and work for GhostBSD at the moment.
Thanks a lot for this clarification.
FreeBSD 11.3, Enlightenment DE, tint2 tray. Playing with the Git version, it seems that some additional doas.conf lines are needed - trying to change WiFi network I get the following errors:
Connection remains on the old network. The version from FreeBSD repository works correctly.