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<p>hi<br>
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Thanks a lot bernhard for that tip. I've updated the pkgbuild and
have uploaded the 64 bit package. Should I also add the pkgbuild and
the supporting service and install files to the packages-extra repo,
or do you want to rely on the arch package? The only thing ours does
differently is to add that "api-parameters auth=polkit" config
option to /etc/brltty.conf, and it's already there we're just
removing the comment. It also copies the polkit rule file from
"authorization/org.brltty.policy" to /usr/share/polkit-1/rules.d,
and those two lines can easily be contributed upstream, if the arch
people will take them. They can be a little ... mmm ... iffy on
accepting help. At least that's what I've noticed. I've been trying
to upload a 32 bit package but I keep running into that "main:
unable to allocate memory" error in buildpkg, even after changing
the make line to "make -j1". I'm stumped on that one.<br>
Thanks<br>
Kendell Clark<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 08/30/2016 02:21 AM, Bernhard
Landauer wrote:<br>
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<p>Hi Kendell.</p>
<p>If you like I can edit your PKGBUILD tonight. Atm I do't have
the computer on me ...<br>
But you can just do it by adding this sed line at the end of
package() function:<br>
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<p>sed -i '/Auth=polkit/s/^#//' $pkgdir/etc/brltty.conf</p>
<p>kind regards<br>
Bernhard<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 30/08/16 07:27, kendell clark
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type="cite">hi all <br>
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Since brltty 5.4 is out, I decided to look at the changes. One
very important change is that brltty can now use policy kit to
grant access to braille devices instead of relying on the
permissions of the /etc/brlapi.key file being set properly. This
makes it much much easier for me to make braille work out of the
box on sonar. However, I'm not sure how to modify the pkgbuild
how it needs to. All that's needed is for a script to remove the
comment sign in front of <br>
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api-parameters Auth=polkit # authenticate via Polkit <br>
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in the config file, which is in /etc/brltty.conf. The line would
need to be after the line that copies that file into /etc
because before it's in the "Documents" folder. I'm attaching the
pkgbuild, already updated to use 5.4, with the correct md5-sums
for the modified service file. I've tarred them all up into an
archive since the pkgbuild, service file and the install file
all need to be in the same folder together. Would someone mind
maybe looking into what might be needed to remove that comment
so that braille works out of the box? I'm just about to take a
nice long nap. If no one's looked at it by the time I wake up
I'll try to take a look myself. Don't worry I'm not rushing or
... yawn ... anything, man I'm tired. This is important but by
no means critical. <br>
<br>
Thanks <br>
<br>
Kendell Clark <br>
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