Re: Group name of python scripts generated by GRC

[Marcus D. Leech]

On 09/02/2024 09:04, Elof Wecksell via GNU Radio, the Free & Open-Source 
Toolkit for Software Radio wrote:
> You might be interested in the unix command newgrp, that can change the group 
> id of your session such that new files greated should have this group.
>
> The normal behavior for any program is to create files with the group of the 
> current session. It would of course be possible for grc to have such an option 
> but it seems like a very niche request.
>
> /Elof
I'll note that changing the group ownership of a file is a privileged 
operation.    The "newgrp" command runs privileged in order
  to change your session group, and it confirms that the group you're 
changing to is one you're allowed to change to.

Now way in hades would it be a good idea for GRC to run privileged so 
that it could change file ownerships.

This class of question has ZERO to do with GRC and Gnu Radio, and MUCH 
more to do with "how to live and be a dev
  on Linux".


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