When started as user 'root' VDR now switches to a lesser privileged user id, keeping the capability to set the system time

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Klaus Schmidinger
2005-12-31 13:30:11 +01:00
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@@ -3963,7 +3963,7 @@ Video Disk Recorder Revision History
commands may now be executed at any time, and the message will be displayed
(no more "pending message").
2005-12-30: Version 1.3.38
2005-12-31: Version 1.3.38
- Fixed handling second audio and Dolby Digital PIDs for encrypted channels
(was broken in version 1.3.37).
@@ -4040,3 +4040,10 @@ Video Disk Recorder Revision History
- Updated the Greek OSD texts (thanks to Dimitrios Dimitrakos).
- Changed all "illegal" to "invalid" in error messages (there's nothing "illegal"
in VDR ;-).
- When started as user 'root' VDR now switches to a lesser privileged user id,
keeping the capability to set the system time (based on a patch from Ludwig
Nussel). By default the user id 'vdr' is used, which can be changed through
the new command line option '-u'. Note that for security reasons VDR will no
longer run as user 'root' (unless you explicitly start it with '-u root',
but this is not recommended!). The 'runvdr' script has been changed to
use the '-u' option.