The problem is that now it just tries to keep connecting but he never actually connect… while the terminal says /bin/sh.ifconfig: command not found Well thanks, now I managed to start the program, this was a big improvement. Ok, I didn’t understand gnomesu and kdesu were the command to get the root priviledges in OpenSUSE
The script should be able to open a window then. Using sudo for everything is an Ubuntu-specific thing (some would call it a flaw… ).Īs I said, use “kdesu python mullvad.py” or “gnomesu python mullvad.py”, or this: su. Thanks a lot! Sorry but I looked for those packages on Yast and thought I was done… anyways, now I’m trying to run the mullvad.py script, where the tenth line says “import wx”, but the terminal tells me: “Importerror: No module named wx”, even if I installed python-wxgtk2.8ĭo you have any idea what could I be doing wrong?īut again, running a GUI application with sudo doesn’t work in openSUSE (at least not with the default settings) as it won’t find the current X session ($DISPLAY is not set). As I described, the comments in /etc/nf describe how to configure the creation of this file. With recent changes in openSUSE many of these legacy apps may have been replaced but we know what is the purpose of resolvconf. resolvconf is apparently a program used to configure /etc/nf according to various Internet sources.This is how python-wxgtk2.8 and gksu were found. First seeing whether the files were provided by any packages in your existing repos with the following command.Read the comments in /etc/nf to understand how to modify Instead, simply download and install the package only. Do not install and enable the Tumbleweed repo, else you will become a Tumbleweed deployment. Use the Tumbleweed package (1-click install).
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