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Dear All:<br>
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I am new to dbus. So please excuse me if this is somewhat of a newbie question.<br>
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I am on a linux box. I have a dbus server program and a dbus client program running. They need to talk<br>
via the dbus daemon and send stuff back and forth (mostly calling remote method).<br>
And I am requesting the DBUS_BUS_SYSTEM when getting connections.<br>
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If they are run by the same user, everything seems to be fine. However, I need the server program to be <br>
owned by root and client process owned by nobody.<br>
Then I notice that the client process complains about not able to connect in specified time.<br>
Upon further looking, it seems to be stumbling on <auth>
authentication stuff (rejecting both EXTERNAL and COOKIE_SHAR1.
It also seem to ry to gain access to
/root/.dbus-keyrings. <br>
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I cannot find any documentation on how to configure authentication and also what goes into .dbus-keyrings.<br>
Can someone point me to a good documentation on how authentication works in dbus?<br>
Or how does that .dbus-keyrings directory works?<br>
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Thanks<br>
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Mark<br>