Can't configure Hamachi in 1st boot

[Xerz]

Haguichi just gets stocked in the main menu, no buttons are working (excepting window's and nick's ones) and it's impossible to use the app. Also, Hamachi from the terminal works perfectly, as I've connected to a group from there.

Details of my computer:

· Ubuntu 13.04 64 bits, everything up-to-date
· iMac 21'5'' Late 2009, 4 GB RAM
· LogMeIn Hamachi 2.1.0.86
· Haguichi 1.0.20

[Stephen Brandt (ztefn)]

Hi Francisco,

Please start Haguichi from the terminal using the command "haguichi --debug". Then copy and paste the output to a text file and send that file to me or attach it to this bug report.

[Xerz (xerz)]

The log is very clear:

[15:41:03.2746980 HAMACHI] [Hamachi.GetInfo] You do not have permission to control the hamachid daemon.
You can run 'hamachi' as root, or you can add your login name to the file
'/var/lib/logmein-hamachi/h2-engine-override.cfg'
and restart the daemon with
sudo /etc/init.d/logmein-hamachi restart
Example:
Ipc.User <login name>

It seems that I just have no permissions to run Hamachi... which makes no sense, as I never had to modify app's permissions before. Any ideas?

[Xerz (xerz)]

OK, it's Hamachi's fault. I added my user to the override list and now Haguichi works OK. What I still don't know is why that happened...

[Stephen Brandt (ztefn)]

I can now see why Haguichi is unable to configure Hamachi (add your username to the override list). The command for sudo Haguichi has found is just plain 'sudo' in stead of 'gksudo' (so that you could enter your password in a popup to actually gain sudo rights). Is gksudo not installed on your system?

[Xerz (xerz)]

No, it doesn't comes by default in Ubuntu 13.04! So we just need to add gksudo to the dependencies, right?

[Stephen Brandt (ztefn)]

Yes, and/or add support for pkexec (apparently the new hipster kid that supposed to replace gksu in due time)...

[Stephen Brandt (ztefn)]

Added support for pkexec in this revision:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ztefn/haguichi/trunk/revision/327