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Should we also mention that the user has to be in the wheel group to control wpa_supplicant? How does this work when polkit is enabled? Are the groups still required? If not, this should be documented. |
Sure, I've added wording to wpa_supplicant's page that indicates this in the latest push.
As far as I'm aware polkit only interacts with NetworkManager. I'm not 100% sure about that. |
| ##Configuring ConnMan | ||
| Users of ConnMan must belong to the`network` group. |
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can also use polkit, but i'm not sure if it works without the network group
| configuration file to interact with`wpa_supplicant`. On Void, this defaults to | ||
| `wheel`. |
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| configuration file to interact with`wpa_supplicant`. On Void, this defaults to | |
| `wheel`. | |
| configuration file to interact with`wpa_supplicant`. This defaults to`wheel`. |
I saw this in IRC and didn't want it to get lost. This commit adds information on the groups users need to belong to in order to operate ConnMan and IWD.