On Tue, 2002-08-20 at 12:21, J. Craig Woods wrote: > Damn sympa giving me fits again. Let try this one!
> LX, it depends on the OS, and, for linux, the distro. Earlier versions > of mandrake used 99 as a uid for "nobody", and Red Hat still uses 99 as > the uid for nobody, at least as recent as v7.2. Most current UNIX > systems also use 99 as the uid for "nobody". You must be using some > newer version of mandrake, and the uid of 65534 is "correct" for that > version. > > Hope it helps, > drjung > Thanks for the response, JC. This is an update; being worried about it, I checked a brand new installation here on another machine with kuser, and it was indeed 65534, so you were exactly right. BTW, the version in question here is LM82. L8r! LX
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