On Fri, 26 Jul 2002, Greg Conway wrote:
> So one solution is to go through and standardise where their .pab files are
> loaded from..... another is to search the entire Linux hard disk for the
> file "global.pab" and replace every instance with a new version of
Uh, STANDARDIZE. But in the meantime:
chown root.root /tmp/new.pab
chmod 744 /tmp/new.pab # make sure the users can read it
find / -name 'global.pab' -exec cp /tmp/new.pab "{}" \;
But seriously: put a read-only copy in a shared directory somewhere, and
have everyone point to it. not only is this easier to manage, but you'll
save a lot of drive space, too.
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friendship I share with my collection of singing potatoes."
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