polkit (formerly PolicyKit) is a toolkit for defining and handling authorizations. It is used for allowing unprivileged processes to speak to privileged processes.
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pkexec does not include /usr/local/(s)bin in its PATH #444
I am not too familiar with the various standardization efforts on linux directories but what I do know is that I use executables within /usr/local/ and that debian's default profile includes them in the bash's PATH. Is it a deliberate decision that the /usr/local/ subdirs are not part of the default path of pkexec, which seems to be set here?
I am not too familiar with the various standardization efforts on linux directories but what I do know is that I use executables within
/usr/local/and that debian's default profile includes them in the bash'sPATH. Is it a deliberate decision that the/usr/local/subdirs are not part of the default path of pkexec, which seems to be set here?