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Why does it use "sudo" in the first place when systemd uses PolicyKit for proper fine-grained/action-specific privilege acquisition out-of-the-box?
by eliaspro 5y ago
Why does it use "sudo" in the first place when systemd uses PolicyKit for proper fine-grained/action-specific privilege acquisition out-of-the-box?
- quasarj 5y agoWait, does that mean I'm supposed to use systemctl without sudo, and just type my password when it prompts me?
- jordemort 5y agoIf PolicyKit is functioning correctly on your system, then yes. In my experience, though, a working PolicyKit is not something you can count on with server installs and minimal installs.