init-common.sh expects group==user which may be false

neuronalmotion / qtrpi

An easy-to-use environment to cross-compile Qt applications for Raspberry Pi from your desktop.

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Open staniek opened 7 years ago

staniek commented 7 years ago

init-common.sh expects that group==user exists which may be not true

sudo chown -R $USER:$USER $ROOT

Solution is to use sudo chown -R $USER $ROOT maybe?

Affected are security-altered Ubuntu systems and also non-Ubuntu systems. My case is openSUSE which has no personal groups created for the users.

GuillaumeLazar commented 7 years ago

We both (@synapticvoid and me) working on a Kubuntu, so some commands could be Debian oriented.

Ok for me to update this line if it can increase the host OS compatibility without breaking the behavior on a Debian host.

staniek commented 7 years ago

Thanks, I just can confirm the great tool works with openSUSE 42.3 so yes, it would be increasing compatibility.