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What about GUI commands?
I discovered this trick some time ago, but didn't find it useful because I
What about GUI commands?
"open" will open the command on whatever users display it is executed under. if they arent logged in, they dont have a display. you can ssh in as the logged in user, and run open, and it will work.
What about GUI commands?
This is similar to the way displays are handled on Xwindows with xhost set to -, only I don't think there's any way to allow all hosts to connect to OSX's display (I haven't seen one yet, at least). The purpose of xhosts on Xwindows systems is to allow other hosts to connect to and bring up windows on your display.
What about GUI commands?
The short answer is, no. Under Mac OS X, you can't launch an application as another user (other than root). |
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