beemzet
November 29th, 2009, 03:47 AM
hi all,
I've installed thinkorswim in /usr/local/ folder using 'sudo ./thinkorswim.sh' command. However using the menu I wasn't able to open the application so I had to add gksudo in front of /bin/sh "/usr/local/thinkorswim/thinkorswim" in the menu. Now the program starts fine, but it asks me to enter the password every time I start it. How can I start the program without entering the password? And why do other programs like livestation (installed in the same folder) start without asking the password?
Thanks for your answers.
I've installed thinkorswim in /usr/local/ folder using 'sudo ./thinkorswim.sh' command. However using the menu I wasn't able to open the application so I had to add gksudo in front of /bin/sh "/usr/local/thinkorswim/thinkorswim" in the menu. Now the program starts fine, but it asks me to enter the password every time I start it. How can I start the program without entering the password? And why do other programs like livestation (installed in the same folder) start without asking the password?
Thanks for your answers.