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Hi:<br>
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My system.conf has this line:<br>
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<policy context="default"><br>
<allow user="*"/><br>
<allow own="*"/><br>
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</policy><br>
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I read that allow user * means anyone can connect to the system bus. <br>
My dbus daemon is started by root. And my server app is also started by root. <br>
If root starts the client app, everything runs fine.<br>
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If nobody or another user starts the client app, I would either get <br>
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"No reply within specified time"<br>
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or <br>
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"Using your real home directory for testing, set DBUS_TEST_HOMEDIR to avoid<br>
No reply within specified time"<br>
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So under what situation is user="*" really be honored? Or am I using this config option in a wrong way?<br>
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Thanks for any tips.<br>
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Mark<br>