Jesse Smith

I've tested this and it works as expected on FreeBSD. On Linux it was echoing the password when a pipe was used, which is obviously not good. I've fixed that....

No, and there probably won't be until someone submits a patch for Linux compatibility that doesn't break other platforms.

This is Linux specific, the other platforms just handle this, basically automatically.

It's not done in version 2.2.4. I just unpacked the AppImage and confirmed there is no file or link in the archive called libQupZilla.so.2. And if I run "ldd" on...

SELinux may be the culprit. I'll see if I can work around that.

I don't think this is just a remount issue. This problem seems to crop up even when the volume is umounted and then mounted again later in read-only mode.

I tried doing the mount a few times, both in rw mode and ro mode. It looks like a syslog entry only gets added when I do the first mount...

This is an interesting issue because the behaviour is unexpected, so presumably qualifies as a bug. However, the weird behaviour isn't caused by doas. What's happening is the application doas...

A couple of things spring to mind. 1. Where is your doas.conf file located? On FreeBSD-based systems it should be /usr/local/etc/ 2. Is your user part of the wheel group?...

Earlier you mentioned you created the file " /usr/local/etc/pam.d/doas", but this shouldn't be required. It should only be necessary on some Linux distros, likeCentOS. On FreeBSD-based systems this shouldn't be...