lxqt-sudo-packaging

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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
apt-ghetto	068d5bf369	Strip environment in lxqt-sudo to leave only required environment variables to get into the elevated child process. Summary: Strip environment variables in lxqt-sudo Test Plan: 1. Test first with lxqt-sudo from repo: lxqt-sudo env 2> env.txt 2. Install this version 3. Run lxqt-sudo env 2> env2.txt 4. Compare env.txt with env2.txt: diff -y env.txt env2.txt 5. Both files should differ in most environment variables, such as HOME Reviewers: tsimonq2, wxl Reviewed By: tsimonq2 Differential Revision: https://phab.lubuntu.me/D44	6 years ago
Simon Quigley	1969674069	Fix the layout and line break so text isn't cut off.	6 years ago

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apt-ghetto

068d5bf369

Strip environment in lxqt-sudo to leave only required environment variables to get into the elevated child process.

Summary: Strip environment variables in lxqt-sudo

Test Plan:
1. Test first with lxqt-sudo from repo: lxqt-sudo env 2> env.txt
2. Install this version
3. Run lxqt-sudo env 2> env2.txt
4. Compare env.txt with env2.txt: diff -y env.txt env2.txt
5. Both files should differ in most environment variables, such as HOME

Reviewers: tsimonq2, wxl

Reviewed By: tsimonq2

Differential Revision: https://phab.lubuntu.me/D44

Simon Quigley

1969674069

Fix the layout and line break so text isn't cut off.

2 Commits (6fc480825ec88e6992d49779d8c8d74c220c6182)