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[Tomasz Wolniewicz <twoln AT umk.pl>]

Thank you for reporting,
 I guess I never tested this with root access rights. The script is meant to 
run as ordynarny user and it uses home directory of the user to store some 
data. I will do some testing to see what happens.

Tomasz


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Tomasz Wolniewicz

Dnia 11 lut 2014 o godz. 17:40 Vincent LOUPIEN 
<vincent.loupien AT upmf-grenoble.fr>
 napisał(a):

> Hello CAT,
> 
> I have a problem running up to you on the configuration script generated by 
> CAT for Linux systems (and may be a solution).
> 
> When running with the equivalent to the root rights (sudo) or as root 
> (sudo-s) eduroam-linux-xxxx.sh script, the course runs in a loop on the 
> question "Yes / No" of belonging to the univercity xxxx. If I answer "No", 
> we go out of the execution of the script (which is normal). If I answer 
> "Yes", we always come back to the same question (which is problematic).
> 
> Taking a look at the code and reversing two lines, it seems to solve the 
> problem but it might not be the ideal modification :
> 
> line 72 in the function ask {
> if [$ 3 == "0"]; Then
>     $ def = no
>   else
>     $ def = yes
>   fi
> 
> Are this the right solution?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> NB: tests realised on Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS (up to date).
> 
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