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New elevate system #493
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some small nits, mostly around error handling, otherwise this lgtm and can go in then
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For running perf with pkexec we need to get the full path to the binary, so handle this consistently. This has the nice side effect of showing clearly which perf binary is being used in the output console.
The new previlige handling will call perf directly without a helper, so KAuth does not make sense for that anymore.
Instead of using a script that changes system configuration temporarily, just run perf as root. To properly synchronize with a launched app (that itself should not run as root), launch the app in a separate, initially stopped process, and use the control fifo feature of perf to properly synchronize with it. The control fifos are also needed to be able to stop sudo-perf, as one does not have permission to SIGINT it anymore.
The new elevation system is not prone to the security issues of the old system, as such we no longer need to have users opt-in to this functionality anymore.
We now always use pkexec, so we shouldn't even mention kdesu/kdesudo anywhere.
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I updated the original pr by @zeno-endemann-kdab but I can't edit the original, so I had to recreate it.