Seeing the session bus as another user
Thiago Macieira
thiago at kde.org
Wed Mar 7 09:57:31 PST 2007
David Zeuthen wrote:
>This kinda sounds like a hack to me. How is that going to work for
>multiple sessions? Think fast-user-switching, multi-seat, hot desking /
>terminal services...
That's exactly why the system bus is recommended: there's only one of it,
whereas there are multiple session buses if you have multiple sessions.
If you need to emit a signal from one user to another via D-Bus, your
options are:
1) setuid() and connect to that user's session bus (whose address you must
obtain through external means)
2) connect to a private connection (whose address you must obtain through
external means)
3) send the signal over the system bus (whose address is well known)
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